Handle-Keeper for Jack Handle Keeper Robust Rubber Jack Pads 2 Pcs Black Hold Jack Handle for Farm Jack Lift Jack Mount

definitely wont fit jack without modifying. its very hard rubber like don't see it lasting long. the i beam part that is supposed to fit over the jack is way too small, had to take a grinder to it to get it to fit, as is out of the box, has the be hammered on,,which would be almost impossible to get off when you need it, the part the hold the handle is way to bog for the handle. ill be putting some tape around my handle to compensate, if it weren't such a pita to return, id just return them. definitely wont be buying or recommend you buy unless you wasn't to waste tour time and money

This is a fine, high quality product made of very hard rubber/plastic. It has a very tight fit onto the hack spine...had to hammer it on. But...it is has a very loose fit over the handle; I had to make a plastic bushing (out of plastic sink drain plumbing, I think) to create a snug fit. I think it would be better it it were made of a little softer compound and fit tighter on the handle.

This jack keeper is exactly what I needed! No extra frills or labels - just a functional product. Mine went on a smittybilt jack without any issues. What’s better is that it included 2 pieces. If one gets sun damaged (jack is hood mounted) I have a backup.The rubber is fairly stiff but pliable enough to go on/off relatively easily. Had this on for some rough trails with no movement or signs of damage.I’d recommend this to my friends.

It cracked just outsideof the return window. It still works for around the shop and home but I wouldn't use them on a moving vehicle mount. I wouldn't buy again.

This might work with thin cheap jacks. But if you actually have a real high-lift farm jack. These are way too thinly cut at the square part and will not go over the top unless you file it wider. It is a hard plastic that will not mold around the jack.

I expected a hard rubber product. Instead, it was hard plastic. The part that is supposed to slip over the I-beam of the jack was too small and could not be installed. I had to enlarge the hole with a die grinder to enable it to fit the jack. Easy for me, but would have been a real pain for someone without a die grinder.

I bought these to use on my old Hi-Lift jacks. Genuine ones, not the imported knockoffs that are everywhere today. These are hard as a rock, and just didn't fit my jack. Bummed that they didn't work out, so I returned them.

Were not big enough for my 48' high lift jack. Product returned.