Anyone using Happijac 4800 jacks?
I need to replace one jack. It's bent just enough that it's pulling a lot of current, and sometime blows the fuse for the right side. The jack works great with a hand crank but I want all 4 to work w...
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Yep, they’re longer.
I’m just gonna use some steel flat stock.
Put that between the jack and the mount, with it sticking up above the mounts a few inches.
Drill new holes in the desired locations and you’re good to go.
I’ll paint the steel, or if I really get excited I’ll drop it off at the powder coating place.
I haven’t decided if I’ll just use a small separate piece for the lower bracket on the rear corners or if I’ll run one long piece that reaches all the way down there.
I think I’ll try a small separate one and if it seems like it needs it, I’ll do a long one-piece adapter.
I thought about cutting the bolts off the new jack legs and welding them on where I want them, but then I’d have to do that any time I wanted to replace one... which is about every ten times you use a CrappiJac.
I’m just gonna use some steel flat stock.
Put that between the jack and the mount, with it sticking up above the mounts a few inches.
Drill new holes in the desired locations and you’re good to go.
I’ll paint the steel, or if I really get excited I’ll drop it off at the powder coating place.
I haven’t decided if I’ll just use a small separate piece for the lower bracket on the rear corners or if I’ll run one long piece that reaches all the way down there.
I think I’ll try a small separate one and if it seems like it needs it, I’ll do a long one-piece adapter.
I thought about cutting the bolts off the new jack legs and welding them on where I want them, but then I’d have to do that any time I wanted to replace one... which is about every ten times you use a CrappiJac.
