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AdjustaGrip Mounting Arm for Transmission Jack - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 305811

The OTC Tools and Equipment 305811 AdjustaGrip Mounting Arm for Transmission Jack offers a robust and adaptable solution for securing various automotive and industrial components. This professional-grade accessory streamlines the process of mounting engines and large truck transmissions, significantly reducing the need for costly, application-specific adapter plates. Designed for professional technicians, it provides secure and flexible attachment directly to component mounting holes, enhancing efficiency in the workshop.

Key Features

  • Five Points of Adjustment: Each arm features five independent points of adjustment, allowing for precise and versatile attachment to a component's normal mounting holes, regardless of their location.
  • Cost-Effective Solution: Eliminates the necessity for investing in multiple specialized adapter plates, providing a universal mounting option for a wide range of components.
  • Direct Component Mounting: Facilitates direct and secure attachment to engines and large truck transmissions, simplifying complex removal and installation tasks.
  • Designed for OTC 5019: Optimized for seamless integration and performance with the OTC No. 5019 Low Lift Transmission Jack.
  • Included Attachment Hardware: Comes equipped with an attaching bracket suitable for 1/2-inch diameter cap screws, ensuring readiness for immediate use.

Applications

The AdjustaGrip Mounting Arm is engineered for professional automotive and industrial environments where precision and adaptability are paramount. It is ideally suited for technicians performing maintenance, repair, or overhaul on large truck transmissions and various engine types. This tool minimizes setup time and enhances stability during crucial lifting and positioning operations, making it an invaluable addition to any professional toolkit.

Specifications

  • Weight: 3 lbs. 7 oz.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 February, 2007.