Snap On End Lift Jack on 2040-parts.com
Cherryville, North Carolina, US
Country Of Origin USA Snap On
Capacity, tons 2 1/2
Clearance (lifting column to saddle front), inches 20
Power Raise, inches 24 3/4
Low Height, inches 8
Maximum Lift Height, inches 35 3/8
Minimum psi (for rated load) 200
Net Weight, lbs. (kg) 210 (95.3)
Saddle Spread, inches 23 1/4 to 41 1/4
I am located 40 minutes from Charlotte North Carolina and 4 hours from Atlanta Georgia. Cell phone 704-308-6337 I am located 4 hours from Atlanta, Georgia or 40 minutes from Charlotte, North Carolina. Home phone 704-445-3273
cell 704-308-6337 (Local pick up, no shipping). I work at the Charlotte Airport. Call for Cash discount
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