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SADDLE - PLATE FOR 7700 - Sunex Tools

Part #: RS770009

The Sunex Tools RS770009 Saddle Plate is a critical replacement component designed specifically for the Sunex 7700C 700 Lb. Heavy Duty Pedestal Telescopic Transmission Jack. This genuine part ensures the continued safe and efficient operation of your transmission jack by providing a stable and secure platform for transmissions and transfer cases during removal, installation, and transport.

Key Features

  • Direct Fit Replacement: Engineered to precisely fit the Sunex 7700C (and 7700) series 700 Lb. Heavy Duty Pedestal Telescopic Transmission Jack, guaranteeing seamless integration and functionality.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured from durable materials to withstand the rigorous demands of automotive and industrial workshop environments.
  • Load Stability: Provides a robust and flat surface that helps distribute the weight of transmissions evenly, enhancing stability during lifting and lowering operations.
  • Ensures Safe Operation: Critical for maintaining the structural integrity and load-bearing capabilities of the transmission jack's saddle assembly, contributing to overall workplace safety.
  • Extends Equipment Lifespan: Replacing worn or damaged saddle plates helps to prevent further damage to the transmission jack and ensures reliable performance for years to come.

Applications

The Sunex RS770009 Saddle Plate is essential for professional technicians and mechanics working in various settings, including:

  • Automotive repair shops performing transmission and drivetrain service.
  • Heavy-duty vehicle maintenance facilities.
  • Industrial environments requiring precise handling of heavy components with a Sunex 7700C transmission jack.

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  • Model: 188543
  • Shipping Weight: 8lbs
  • Manufacturers Part #: RS770009
  • Manufactured by: Sunex Tools
  • Also Known As: SUU-RS770009, SUN7700-09

This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 31 December, 2014.