Starrett 190A Little Giant Jack Screw Stand, Low Profile Mount
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Starrett 190A Little Giant Jack Screw Stand, Low Profile Mount
Original price was: $45.36.$39.92Current price is: $39.92.
Description
- USE FOR: The Little Giant Tool Jack is used for leveling and as a stabilizer for planer beds, upright drills, and other tools in machine shops.
- FINE ADJUSTMENT: The 20-pitch screw provides for fine adjustment.
- RANGE: The jack has a 2-1/4 Inch to 3-3/8 Inch (57 to 85 mm) range and a 1-1/4 Inch (32 mm) diameter base.
- SECURE BASE: Its serrated bed helps to effectively hold tools in place.
- JACK ONLY: Sold as the jack only. Product attachments are sold separately.
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Specification: Starrett 190A Little Giant Jack Screw Stand, Low Profile Mount
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10 reviews for Starrett 190A Little Giant Jack Screw Stand, Low Profile Mount
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Rex K –
It’s a good little jack, although I think it’s a bit overpriced. If you need a small jack for a small(ish) load (a few hundred pounds or less), there are much cheaper options that will work fine. If you’re looking to really crank something up and you only have space for a tiny jack (I used mine…
AM –
Noticed some variances in manufacturing between two jack screws but no problem with the way they function.
Rex K –
I needed a jack to fit snugly under a support I built to reinforce the rails of a dining room table when it was opened to its full length of 18 feet. I used to have to lift the center of the table slightly to get the support in place – not an easy job with the table fully extended. Instead, I…
KDand –
Worked great for jacking up my boat’s engine so I could remove a mounting bracket. It’s a tight space under the engine and this fit fine and easily lifted the engine (still had the 3 other supports attached).
jerry poller –
A little, but very solid tool that every machinist will need when machining parts that exceed the range of the vise.
If you by Starrett, you’ll get quality.
Dave –
I needed a really small jack to lift the bottom of my wooden deck rail so that the metal rods would fit to the top rail. Over time the bottom rail must have warped to cause the metal rods to fall out. When my deck was put in, the carpenters did a section of 10 feet without bottom support. I am…
Toolman –
Starrett quality. Very nice Machinist Jack.
Linda B –
My expensive weight bench jackknifes a little when it’s in the horizontal position and I lie back with dumbbells. So I use this along with the 1-inch spacer base and 2 rubber jack pads. Works great. Good quality. I may find another use for it some day too when I need to jack something up an inch…
Sally Maier –
I had to remove the center support from this Ikea TV console to place it over a raised area on the floor. Of course, over time, it developed a very pronounced sag in the middle. I finally took the time to really search and find the right keywords to get this item. I purchased two and placed them…
Sally Maier –
Well made, sturdy, precise, small tool for every handyman’s tool-box. Small size and range of lift is not a limitation when you use roughly sized wood block/frame to adopt it in your project location. Actually the small size is a big advantage when well controlled jacking in odd / difficult…