Wall Jacks for Framing - Key purpose and benefits - Used to raise walls and beams and tighten flooring and decking during framing. - Helps you build a stable frame by lifting large walls, reducing the need for extra hands. - Suitable for use in the framing process to speed up construction and improve accuracy. - Compatibility and capacity - Compatible with 1-1/2 x 3-1/2 inch fir poles and 1 inch outer diameter (OD) steel pipe. - Note: 1 inch OD steel pipe and 1-1/2 x 3-1/2 inch fir poles are not included with the unit. - Material and durability - Built from heavy-duty malleable cast iron. - Lifting capability up to 1,000 lbs. - Weather-resistant and reusable, designed for long-term use and reliability. - Solo operation and safety - Designed to allow one person to lift and position walls. - For large walls, using two wall jacks is recommended to ensure stability and even lifting. - How to use (easy steps) - Step 1: Mount a 1-1/2 by 3-1/2 inch fir pole onto the wall jack. - Step 2: With the fir pole pointing upward, secure a small piece (such as a kick plate) behind the bottom of the pole to prevent the pole from kicking out. - Step 3: Insert a 1 inch OD steel pipe into the handle receptacle and elevate the wall by moving the pump mechanism up and down. - Use scenarios and applications - Framing a new wall in a residential or commercial building, ensuring an accurately raised and stable frame. - Raising and positioning large exterior or interior walls during construction or renovation projects. - Tightening and aligning flooring and decking components as part of a framing or renovation workflow. - Important notes - The unit is designed to work with standard fir poles and steel pipe of the specified dimensions, which must be procured separately.