How much does the Jack hammer by itself weigh? Is using it horizontally horrible?
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Horizontal use is fairly easy. The central handle is adjustable and is at the center of gravity. Holding it up with one hand is easy enough and guiding the bit to the right location with your other hand on the top handle is simple. Switch it on and provide a bit of forward pressure on the top handle to drive the bit in. The anti vibration handle reduces the stress on your arm as the bit drives in.
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It is too heavy to use horizontally unless you are one of those guys in the WWF. It is more for floor or flat concrete
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The weight of the jackhammer is 38 lbs per the manufacturer. It has several features including a shock absorbing top handle reduces vibration by up to 40% vs. the competition providing uncompromising user comfort for extended periods of work. It also has an in-line design to provide ultimate tool balance with multiple grip positions for maximum performance in angled, horizontal, and vertical applications.
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30 lbs. Best jackhammer for the weight. Using it horizontally is not bad because it has mini shocks.
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Eli,I bought a Bosch 35 lb Jack hammer instead of the bosch Brute so I could use it horizontally if I needed to. It weighs probably 40 lbs with a tip on it. very powerful, the only thing I don't like about it is the switch to turn it on and off instead of it being on the handle. I am 55 years old weigh 164 lbs and have no trouble using it horizontally. wouldn't want to do it all day though!
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Hi Jason, I appreciate your questioning the disagreement between the two different weights. I'm thinking that it's a typo, because I can verify that the product weight is approx 89 lbs. and vs the 29 lbs. listed. I love my Stinger, it's an awesome floor jack with an excellent warranty backed by a solid company. Happy customer -- Bruce L.
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7400 RPM Free Speed 400 Ft. lbs. of Max Torque Reliable Single Hammer Weighs Only 4.2 lbs. One Year Warranty.but the one I have won't do more than 1 foot pound
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You mention each jack supports 6000 lbs. Most jacks sold in pairs are rated in pairs. So each jack supports 3000 lbs for a total of 6000 with two jack stands. Please verify as someone reading your answer could place themselves in danger thinking one jack will support that much weight
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This machine is a jack hammer, and the attachments do not rotate. It is a great size for almost all we use it for. Larger machines are just too heavy.
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Not as engineered. The 3X5 is a bit vague, isn't it. The 3 is vertical and the 5 is horizontal. In you case it dosen't matter. The other way around might be made to work by buying longer bolts. I got mine to work by buying some extra stuff. But if you haven't bought it yet try another jack. The design is not a good one anyway. it is easy for it to slip around. I had to adjust for that too.
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To lower the jack you twist the handle and it can be in any position. I highly recommend this jack, you will not be disappointed. I thought about an aluminum jack because it's lighter but they are a ton more expensive so this is the best bang for the buck. I used a 20% off coupon and got mine from Northern Tool online and shipped it to the store and picked it up, I got it for $80 shipped that way. Good luck!
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Hi Charles. Sorry i do not have any way of weighing it but it is very light and the best jack i have had in 40 of my life of using jacks. Regards Alan Gilroy. Australia.
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After an internet look at the Keystone , it seems to weigh about 5100 pounds making the tongue weight about half of the 5100 pounds. The jack is rated at 3650 pounds. Therefor I believe the jack would lift the trailer tongue with no problem. My whole trailer weighs less than 2000 pounds fully loaded.
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The ramps are rated at 16,000 lbs gross. That's the total for the combined pair. In other words 8,ooo lbs each. Just remember though, you should never use them on anything except concrete or smooth asphalt surface and be sure to sweep all rocks & other debris off of the surface you are using them on. If you set them on a rock it could cause them to crack or break and they could fail. Don't throw your old jack stands away either - because you should continue to use them as a backup for your own safety.
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I used my leveling jacks to support a large woodworking table (4X7)with a weight of approximately 300 lbs. This was over kill for this set-up but I could not find any other jacks that were better for my needs. Titans web site or customer service may help.
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The jack weights every bit of 89 lbs.It took me and the ups driver to carry it into my garage.I have used the jack several times and am most satisfied with it.I handles the front end of (lifts well of the ground with good height, 20 plus inches and pumps easily while lifting to max height) my 2011 Ford F150 4x4 super crew cab.I would recommend it to anyone looking for a floor jack.
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It's not that it's heavy. When fully extended the leverage given the extent of it means you need to move carefully and keep distance between your hands to control it. I do not lift it fully extended from horizontal, that would be a mistake. It is so sharp that cutting can proceed slowly and without jerking motions that would make it hard to control after a cut at its full extension. I am very happy and impressed with mine.
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About 13 pounds, I believe. I am temporarily away from home for a week on travel. I just used this saw 2 days ago to remove a stump, cutting the stump in cross directions about 1 inch apart, and then chipping away the 1 inch square sections. The saw is so sharp and easy to handle, with super safe stopping action. Also cut up small downed branches/logs around the property. I have kept it busy doing such cleanup tasks, not big logging operations, but homeowner easy tasks.
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I have a double door van that weighs 6000 lbs and it lifts either end no problem. I would assume an extra 300 pounds gross wouldn't make a difference. That's probably only going to put a few extra pounds on the jack since you aren't actually lifting the entire 6300 lbs with the jack.
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Very slow; if you're looking for speed, a hand crank jack would be a better bet. However, personally, I would never go back to a hand crank jack after having this one. I use this on a 27' trailer, which is extremely heavy. I got tired of hand cranking the jack... This makes it almost enjoyable to hook the trailer up.
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The web page says the item is 60 pounds (on the left) and that the shipping weight is 76 pounds (on the right side of the page). I would expect the jack hammer to weigh close to 60 pounds andthe two bits and case to weigh another 10 pounds or so. Packing material probably makes up the other 6 pounds. Of course this is just my guess. Some posts say the Jack hammer is around 35 pounds?