- Hooks perfectly stows away your Quickjack portable car lift
- Provides easy storage solutions for your garage
- Hardware for wall mounting included
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About This Product
These sleek, brushed-steel wall mounts are the only official hangers designed and engineered by Quick Jack. They're guaranteed to safely hold all Quick Jack frames when mounted directly into a wall stud. Sold in sets of 2.
Highlights
- Sold in sets of 2
- 1 size fits all Quick Jack models
- Over-engineered to 150% rated capacity
- Durable brushed-steel construction
- Sleek, laser-cut Quick Jack logo design
- Designed and engineered by Quick Jack
- Return Policy
Product Information
Specifications
Dimensions: H 6.75 in, W 4.75 in, D 2.25 in
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.) | 2.25 in | Product Height (in.) | 6.75 in |
|---|---|---|---|
Product Width (in.) | 4.75 in |
Details
Color Family | Green | Color/Finish | Green |
|---|---|---|---|
Hardware Color Family | Green | Hook Configuration | Individual Hooks |
Hook Mount Location | Wall | Hook Type | Utility |
Included | Hardware | Installation Type | Screw-In |
Material | Steel | Mount Location | Wall Mounted |
Number of Hooks | 2 | Pack Size | 2 |
Returnable | 90-Day | Storage Product Type | Accessory Racks |
Style | Classic | Style | Industrial |
Weight Capacity (lb.) | 7000 lb |
Questions & Answers
What size tapcons are needed to mount these to concrete block?
Probably 1/4 inch or a little bigger. Although I'm not sure how much they can hold? These are wicked heavy, much heavier than I thought. My best guess is 175lbs each! It's a lot to hang in brick.
Just use a peg with a spax screw that fits, because I fixed the hanger in a way that they still have contact to the ground and there is almost no torque on the screws. Do not let the Quick Jack hang with its full weight on the mount ! Jaytee
first I personally wouldn't bolt them concrete block unless the block is filled with concrete. size for that would be 5/16 or 3/8 inch and a half long and make sure you put them in the center of the block or eventually they will start rounding the hole and later end up doing all over.
Guide says to make sure to install them “at a right height” but does not state what the right height is.
The correct height is enough to leave the bottoms of the lift on the floor. I believe it was 71.5 inches for mine but I have the 5000 unit.
The quickjack is quite heavy. If you are strong enough to mount the jacks up high, good luck lifting the quickjack to engage the hook. I have mine mounted so they cannot fall over, enough that they catch the lip of the hook and yet I don't have to lift them very high.
I mounted my hangers at a height where my Quick Jack actually just rests on the floor of my garage. I made sure I caught a stud for each hanger.
Specifications Page states 1 lb Maximum Weight. The floor jack pictured weighs a lot more than that. Does the 1 represent some type of Load Chart not included or is the picture false?
I think they forgot a couple zeros. Mine work well. No issues. Strong and well made.
Will handle twice the weight or 150lbs...
Wall hangers weight about 2 1/2 lbs each. They can hold all models of QJ
Specs page is not accurate. Designed and built by Quickjack to hold their lift arms.
What is the spacing between the screw holes?
4" Inches... Just measured.. PWeber at BendPak/QuickJack
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