Walker Floor Jack Pad

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Anyone know of a source for a jack pad for the old Walker square jack lift pad? All I find are round or slotted for the new tin model toys.

 

[WWheeler]

Pick your size:
http://protechproducts.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=35_38

That said, I've been using one of these round slotted beasts to sit on my jack's 5" square saddle for use with whatever comes along including 'new tin model toys' and it seems to be pretty much indestructible. It definitely does the job.

 

[wxm]

Pick your size:
http://protechproducts.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=35_38

That said, I've been using one of these round slotted beasts to sit on my jack's 5" square saddle for use with whatever comes along including 'new tin model toys' and it seems to be pretty much indestructible. It definitely does the job.

Are the square pads made of steel or composite material?

 

[WWheeler]

Are the square pads made of steel or composite material?

If you are talking about the Protech square saddle pads I linked, they are soft and slip over your saddle. I'll let them explain ...

http://protechproducts.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=35

Jack Pads

Stop Scratching Your Rear End and the rest of your chassis with our specially formulated soft plastic jack pads. PROTECH pads provide complete protection from the hard metal surface of your jack, preventing scratches, chips and dents forever when used properly. Stop using those blocks of wood, rags, and towels that can slip or tear through resulting in damage to your chassis. PROTECH'S jack pads come in a variety of sizes and styles to fit almost any jack on the market today, from our simple over the jack head style to the side lift jack pads for lifting late model cars at the pinch weld. The jack pads are made of an extremely durable, patented material that's impervious to oil, grease and gas and will last a lifetime.

 

[6PTsocket]

If you are talking about the Protech square saddle pads I linked, they are soft and slip over your saddle. I'll let them explain ...

http://protechproducts.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=35

For 30 bucks I would like to know what their "Extremely durable, patented material" is. Sounds like bullshiterium to me. If it is patented they are protected. No need to be so vague.

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[wxm]

For 30 bucks I would like to know what their "Extremely durable, patented material" is. Sounds like bullshiterium to me. If it is patented they are protected. No need to be so vague.

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It did say was "soft plastic" pad.

 

[6PTsocket]

OK, I guess I missed that. Sorry.

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Thanks!

 

[wxm]

FWIW, I bought a harborfreight floor jack pad a couple years ago, bit it did not fit the Arcon jack very well. Tried it on recently on the walker 93632, it snag fits in the saddle groves. Works perfectly!

 

[Mr_fixit]

I use a square chunk of old tire tread on mine. Then I can spend 30 bucks on something I really want.