Hi,
I've got a Danmar D7 4-poster, and I'm looking to purchase a rolling bridge jack. I want a model that rolls along the 'tracks' inside each ramp, not the sliding ones that slide along the actual ramp surface.
I've attached a diagram, showing the dimensions of the track.
I'm looking at the ones on Greg Smith's web site (preferably for the RJ-6000, which I believe is manufactured by Tuxedo). In some places on the web site it indicates it will fit on any lift with more than 32 inches between the ramps (which would be good), but then in the dimensions it shows a minimum dimension of 35" between the rollers (on the Danmar this distance is 34" - which would mean I'm out of luck). I tend to believe the dimensions, though I'm surprised the minimum width is that large....
I'm also trying to work out what the height (above the tracks it's rolling on) is. I've got two very low vehicles (Miata and XKR), and the Danmar tracks are only 1" below the top of the ramps - so the jack has to be pretty low profile.
Question's are:
Has anyone got a rolling bridge jack installed on their Danmar lift, and which model did they use....
Has anyone got a GS/Tuxedo RJ-6000 rolling jack, and what is the reality regarding that measurement (minimum distance between the rollers)?
Anyone know the minimum height from the top of the jack to the bottom of the rollers (again, on the RJ-6000)
Thanks in advance
Steve
I've got a Danmar D7 4-poster, and I'm looking to purchase a rolling bridge jack. I want a model that rolls along the 'tracks' inside each ramp, not the sliding ones that slide along the actual ramp surface.
I've attached a diagram, showing the dimensions of the track.
I'm looking at the ones on Greg Smith's web site (preferably for the RJ-6000, which I believe is manufactured by Tuxedo). In some places on the web site it indicates it will fit on any lift with more than 32 inches between the ramps (which would be good), but then in the dimensions it shows a minimum dimension of 35" between the rollers (on the Danmar this distance is 34" - which would mean I'm out of luck). I tend to believe the dimensions, though I'm surprised the minimum width is that large....
I'm also trying to work out what the height (above the tracks it's rolling on) is. I've got two very low vehicles (Miata and XKR), and the Danmar tracks are only 1" below the top of the ramps - so the jack has to be pretty low profile.
Question's are:
Has anyone got a rolling bridge jack installed on their Danmar lift, and which model did they use....
Has anyone got a GS/Tuxedo RJ-6000 rolling jack, and what is the reality regarding that measurement (minimum distance between the rollers)?
Anyone know the minimum height from the top of the jack to the bottom of the rollers (again, on the RJ-6000)
Thanks in advance
Steve
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