Transmission jacks don’t come cheap — they usually start around $500 — so it doesn’t make sense to buy one for that rare occasion when you have to tear out the tranny on your ’87 dually. Eastwood offers a more affordable solution: a transmission jack adapter that fits any jack with a 1-1/8″ post-style saddle. Just pull off the stock cup, put this unit in its place, and get to jackin’. Pricing is $85.
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{ I have used mine 4 times . loved it . I am now selling because I am past 80 and will prob not use anymore.... } – Dec 12, 2:45 PM
{ Have a base charger I was using with adapter class 2 type VA8A-260032 26v 320mA DC output.cord/ box ruined. Need to find one, } – Dec 11, 9:42 AM
{ Crikey mate. Fair go. } – Dec 09, 5:34 PM
{ Interesting read. Carpenter for nearly 50 years. My dad and brother also. My father used a Plumb rig his entire life. He started in NM... } – Dec 09, 8:22 AM
{ Do not use it!!!! If you really want to try, I can send mine to you. It is super stinky. It causes healthy problem to... } – Dec 09, 2:20 AM
Don’t waste your time with one of these they are very unstable and not easy to use. Harbor Freight has dedicated transmission jacks for $59 usually that are much better.