Description
Bottle Jack Sold Seperately
| Item Dimensions LxWxH |
8.8 x 8.5 x 4.8 inches |
- Shipping Container Jack Lug Leveling Attachment is what you need when your storage container is not level with the ground. Just insert the jack lug head into the bottom of the corner casting of the container and then turn it upside down. Use a hydraulic bottle jack (sold seperatly) to raise the container off the ground. you raise your container to the leveled height you will then place shims or wood under your container to make it completely level.
Tyler M –
Not much to say other than this met all expectations, it is well built and held up perfectly under repeated use. I was able to easily raise the container which allowed me to put logs under it and move it into position without much effort.
Damien C –
Worked a lot better than I expected
Stacy C –
This came in earlier than predicted so that was nice. Only used ones to lift the corner of a connex to level it out. Mount locked into hole perfectly. The only think is that it could be made just a little taller from lift pin to jack plate (top). I had to use some shoring so my jack didn’t sink into the ground and had a heck of time getting the jack under it once the shoring was in place. It could also use a handle on the time to hang onto when putting it in place and getting the jack under it. Overall, I’m very happy with this product and the cost.
David H –
Bought two on these jack lugs to raise up this 40 ft shipping container. I place 11 railroad ties underneath, so it would be off the ground. Both jack lugs worked like a champ. Very robust and very easy to use. Worth the money…
Hint: Make sure you place them so the back in on solid siding of the container. Works better that way. On the side is the best.
Azen C –
This tool made leveling my 40’ shipping container a breeze. Super sturdy and I really like the lip that prevents the jack from slipping out. I purchased a Big Red T91213 Torin twelve ton hydraulic jack that also worked great. I purchased two so that I could lift one side at a time. I used 2×12 blocks under the corners for leveling pads.