Stabilizer Legs for Hi-Lift Jack
PN: 51102
UPC: 854185005042
New adjustable design is stronger and easier to ship!
The patent pending Bogert Safe Jack Bi-Pod attachment for the Hi-Lift or Farm Jack turns the jack into a powerful and stable tri-pod jack that is capable of pulling or lifting many things including pulling stumps, shrubs, posts and pumps. Couple the Bi-Pod legs with the Safe Jack Stabilizer for the jack base and the Chain Receiver Stabilizer that fits on the lifting nose of the jack and you have a powerful system for getting things done. The legs attach in seconds without tools. Chain is .135" Hi-Lift Jack not included.
Legs are adjustable so they work with both 48” and 60" jacks.
Support feet are 5" X 5" and pivot for easier adjustment.
Benefits
- Improves safety
- Increases the jacks usefulness
- Pull or lift loads that are forward of the base plate
- Tripod improves stability
- Increases ground footprint
- Decreases ground loading
Features
- Installs in seconds
- Light Weight
- Compact - Easy to stow
- Steel base and Aircraft grade cables
- Durable powder coat finish
- Quick release pins for fast installation/tear down
- Supports loads on soft soil
- Grips the ground to limit slipping
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Stabilizer Legs for Hi-Lift Jack
Excellent service, thanks.
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My Hi-Lift Jack $59.00 @ HFT, I'd give you $59.00 for your $200.00 Stabilizer Legs? I'm not going to pay more for the STABILIZER than the BRAND NEW JACK COST at Harbor Freight Tools.
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Otherwise, I could just buy 2-more Hi-Lift Jack $59.00 and put a GRADE-8 BOLT and CHAINS from LOWE'S, and have two sets of JACK HANDLE RATCHETS...
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Voice of Reason, Of course you are free to do as you wish. I use American Steel, American Workers, pay them well and provide great benefits. I pay out a lit to be in business and I have to make a profit. I have to charge what I charge.
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