Transmission Jack Adapter Gearbox Removal Adaptor 500KG Loading Automotive Tool

Everything this page specifies belongs to the gearbox side of the job. The saddle is fully adjustable across 23 to 34 cm, it carries corner brackets and safety chains, and it tilts to 60 degrees. The other side is described nowhere: no bolt pattern, no saddle-pin size, no make, model or type of jack. An adaptor is a part defined by what it sits between, and this one is written up on one side only.

Two figures describe the same platform

Working platform size is given as 35 x 36 x 37 cm. Adjustable working width is given as 23 to 34 cm. The platform figure runs wider than the top of that adjustable range, which of the two governs goes unstated, and the third number in the platform triple is never assigned to anything. Both are published above exactly as stored. We have chosen between them in no direction and computed nothing from either. A gearbox close to either figure is a fitting this listing cannot resolve for you.

The feature list names parts an adaptor does not have

A release valve that automatically halts lowering when let go, and an extra long jack handle, take up two of the six feature lines. Those are parts of a jack rather than parts of a saddle that bolts onto one, and whether they arrive with this item or describe the jack it goes on is something the page declines to settle. The load rating is clearer: 500 kg appears in the name and again as Max Load in the specification block, and those two agree.

Key features

• Saddle that opens and closes: adjustable across 23 to 34 cm, described as expandable and as fitting most transmissions.
• Corner brackets: named as part of the adjustable saddle, with no dimension given for them.
• Chains as the named restraint: safety chains for securing the transmission on the saddle.
• Tilt to 60 degrees: an adjustable tilt angle, for matching the angle a gearbox comes out at.
• A low-profile shape: the listing credits it with helping you position, align and remove transmissions.
• Steel throughout: heavy duty steel construction, given as the material for maximum durability.

Specifications

• Max Load as printed: 500 kg
• Adjustable working width: 23 to 34 cm
• Working platform size as printed: 35 x 36 x 37 cm
• Adjustable tilt angle: 60 degrees
• Weight of the saddle itself: 9.4 kg
• What the frame is made of: steel
• Finish colour as listed: black

Before this goes under a gearbox

• Not one warning, caution or hazard statement is printed here. Securing the load before it comes down is never mentioned, nor is any requirement that the jack underneath be rated for what sits on top.
• The safety chains are the only restraint named and no load figure, rating or test is given for them.
• Nothing states what jack this fits: no bolt pattern, no pin size, no saddle diameter and no make or model.
• Bolt-on and trolley-jack are the search summary's terms. No type of jack is named inside the description, where the word bolt never occurs at all.
• No working height, lift range or minimum clearance is given.
• The release valve is described as automatic and no instruction for using it follows.
• No proof load, test figure, standard or certification stands behind the 500 kg.
• No warranty is offered, no manufacturer named and no origin given.
• Each of the seven specification labels is stored terminating in a fullwidth colon, standing in for the ordinary character, and ours omits it.
• Not one dimension here is printed with a margin, and we have added no margin to it.

Treat the 23 to 34 cm width as the number that decides whether your gearbox sits in this saddle, and settle what it mounts on by measuring your own jack, since this listing declines to.