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Your cart is empty. Square&Round Tube Bottle Jack Axle Adapter Lifting Saddle, Bottle Style Jack Floor Jack Axle Saddle
Load capacity up to 17000 Pounds, suitable for most 12 ton jacks.
Square&Round Axle Tube: Fits for 2”, 3" and 4" Vehicle/Trucks Axle Tube, and square tube shafts within 2”.
The Bottle Jack Axle Adapter sits on any bottle/floor/hydraulic jack with a 1.5" lifting platform or smaller.
Heavy Duty Bottle Jack Adapter:
Our Floor Jack Axle Adapter is made of thicken 1/4” alloy steel, heavy duty construction meet the demand for bearing many tons of static load. And Durable paint finish possess weather and corrosion resistance.
Portable & Easy to carry:
The adapter is compact and portable, and no need to take up any space, so it is easy to fit in trunk/repair kit/tool box.
Upgraded Stable Bottle Jack Adapter:
Our Bottle Jack Axle Saddle Adapter has been upgraded by lengthening the connection at the bottom of the sleeve, making it more stable and less prone to tilting during use.
Safety Bottle Jack Adapter:
The Floor Jack Axle Adapter Lifting Saddle is must have when using a Bottle Jack on car/RV/trailer/camper/truck/ATV/tractor Axles.
Using the RV Trailer Jack Axle Adapter on the rear axle tube allows for a sturdier surface contact point, secures the bottle jack from slipping off the axle tube, makes jacking up car much safer.
Save more time and effort:
This floor jack axle cradle adapter distributes the jacking contact area across the most surface area of the axle housing, makes getting the front end up on jack stands quick and easy, makes lift vehicles, tire changes and repair a breeze.
Warm Tips:
Pls make sure measure your jack axle and bottle jack lifting pad to fit our RV bottle jack axle cradle before ordering.
MUST ensure the bottle jack axle adapter is firmly placed in place before lifting, Placed flat and flush with the saddle, and pay attention to your own safety.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
Didn't fit the top of my 20 ton bottle jack. Had to grind down the top to fit. Works well still though. I'll keep it.
Gregg S.
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
Quality, perfect fit, fast to ship
Camaro kid
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
Works good on my bottle jack fits good on my 2007 f150 axle
Sal
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
I hope I never have to use it but it looks solid and fits my jack and axle. 2016 Rockwood Mini Lite.
D. Alexander
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024
I have a 3 ton bottle jack that I primarily use for my 2 axle travel trailer. The trailer sits on a remote piece of property and I pull the wheels/tires off and leave it on axle stands to make it more difficult for someone to steal. Occasionally I will take it on vacation which means I have to put the wheels/tires back on. Bottle jacks are great but they are not the most stable device and can slip with disastrous results. These saddles slip nicely over the top of the jack post and make them infinitely more stable and secure.The Good:1. Well made, good welds2. Thick material3. Nicely done black powder coating4. Fits both 3" and 4" axle tubes5. Turned sideways the 2" width fits around my trailer frame rails.6. The 1.6" inner diameter of the tube fits my bottle jack post perfectly.The Not So Good - Nothing that I can find - Highly recommended
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024
JUST A LITTLE BIT TO SMALL THE PIPE THAT IS WELDED TO AXLE HOLDER. TO SMALL FOR MY 8,12,20 TON JACK NOW I MUST GRIND OFF THE TIPS OF MY BOTTLE JACK
Michael Mathews
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024
What a great idea this is. I use a bottle jack on my camper and my cargo trailer when needed. The little flat top of the bottle jack has an x-shaped groove and a bit of rough surface in an effort to prevent anything from slipping off. Frankly, that design is dangerous. You have to be careful to use it without slipping off to the side and causing the trailer to fall.With this device, it is easy to secure the top of the jack to an axle or metal edge. It is not going to slip off that way. You still have to be careful, though. The trailer is chocked, so it will not roll, causing the bottle jack to tilt and fail, but if you have taken the proper safety steps, this is the only safe way to use a bottle jack.
Lectrik
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2024
all good
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