Kinedyne
Kinedyne 80131GRA Jack Bar Steel 3-49/64 in W 107 in L
Adjustable steel jack bar extends from 54 in to 107 in with rubber end pads
- Adjustable from 54 in to 107 in for versatile load positioning
- 107 in extended length reaches tall cargo areas
- 3-49/64 in width fits standard mounting points
- 1-1/2 in square steel tubing resists bending under heavy loads
- Rubber end pads grip surfaces to prevent slipping
Industrial Jack Bar for Vehicle Stabilisation
The Kinedyne 80131GRA is a steel jack bar designed for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. Its adjustable length spans 54 in to 107 in, allowing operators to brace loads or secure cargo across variable distances. The square tubing profile and rubber end pads provide a stable contact surface for professional automotive and industrial applications.
Thermal Behaviour and Power Requirements
This manual tool generates no heat, produces no noise and draws no electrical power during operation. Performance depends entirely on the force applied by the user and the structural capacity of the mounting points. There are no thermal limits, duty cycles or energy costs to consider in daily use.
Steel Construction and Rubber Pad Interface
The bar uses 1-1/2 in square steel tubing for rigidity across the full adjustment range. Each end features a 3-3/4 in square rubber pad that resists slipping on metal or painted surfaces. The 3-49/64 in overall width fits standard mounting brackets, while the pin-adjustment mechanism locks the selected extension without tools.
Highlights
- Adjustable from 54 in to 107 in for versatile load positioning
- 107 in extended length reaches tall cargo areas
- 3-49/64 in width fits standard mounting points
- 1-1/2 in square steel tubing resists bending under heavy loads
- Rubber end pads grip surfaces to prevent slipping
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Kinedyne 80131GRA jack bar and which adjustment step is often missed?
Extend the inner tube until the locking pin engages one of the holes between 54 in and 107 in; the step users skip is verifying the pin is fully seated before applying load.
What maintenance or replacement will the rubber end pads need over time?
Inspect the 3-3/4 in square rubber pads for cracking or compression set; replace them when the material no longer springs back or shows visible splits.
What limit appears first when the bar is used continuously at full 107 in extension?
At maximum length the 1-1/2 in square steel tubing reaches its greatest deflection, so bending stiffness becomes the limiting factor before the steel itself yields.
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