Adjustable Tube Mount for Hi-Lift Jack TM-700, Fits 1-2 Inch Diameter Review

The 3" is perfect for the roll bars on my 2016 JK. Fit a 60" Hi-Lift jack under my hard top, no problem .I've tried buying U-bolts from a few hardware stores to save some money but had to save myself the hassle and buy these first.Comes with lock washers to keep everything tight.

Bought this to jack up the front bumper tube on my Polaris Ranger. I'm very surprised it hasn't loosened up in the last 200 miles of driving. I used a gray anti-seize compound on the parts where the aluminum is bolted to the stainless steel fasteners to prevent potential seizing of two dissimilar metals.

Wanted a good jack for my small caravan and easy to access. When the package arrived it was stapled on both sides and not sealed properly. When I opened it, the clasps were broken. One of the screw anchors had a scribble like a hole needs to be drilled and the surface scratched. "Just an aesthetic look.

I have a relatively cheap roof frame so I appreciate products that easily work with different sizes (1 inch tubes in my case). Likes: Surprisingly easy installation (no over-tightening needed), durable (I rode it pretty hard on a rocky 4WD track and there wasn't any slipping, rolling or anything loose with the jack in place) Dislikes: For the price I guess that it isn't would be outrageous to expect a lock nut (I overcame this with a cheap cable lock).

The perfect holder for my jack! Mounts directly to my FJ's standard roof rack - had to use larger gimbals but installed in less than 5 minutes. The instructions don't list any torque specifications, so you'll have to find that out for yourself. Don't over tighten it or you'll bend the rod you put it on. I wish it had lockable mounting options, but I'm not too concerned about theft on the road or around town. Highly recommended for those who want to install their own jack but don't want to spend

As others have said they really do fit my 2 door Rubicon perfectly. I didn't think it would work as the bars I mounted it on are vertical instead of horizontal which is the intended mounting position. But after some careful installation of the fasteners, the jack now sits perfectly over the roll bar curve and out of the way. It doesn't even block my view to the rear and since my hard top has a protective glass it's not visible from the outside. All in all, this is a great way to put a jack if…

One had grooves but everything I've scratched over time so can't say I care if it does work does not disturb. Speaking of function, they feel durable and roll tight. I've resisted the urge to crank them with all my might, but the urge is there and I've probably checked them 4 times already. To my surprise, I decided to use them to mount the jack on the front bumper (rather than the pillar). as originally planned). At the bumper I can easily place the jack on the brackets at a 45 degree angle…