4 Pack Adjustable Leveling Jack Solid Screw Jacks with Base Plate for Baker-Style Scaffolding, Silver

I received these and I'm excited to report that upon testing the fit of these on the METALTECH Bakers Scaffold: Jobsite Series™ Safeclimb™ Model: I-CISCH1... they really do fit! They are hollow so they are a lot lighter than the solid one's (which is a plus for me).I haven't had time yet to use them, but they seem like they will work safely/well. I will try to update if I experience any disappointing issues, but I don't yet expect that I will have to.I cant complain because all of the other base plates for other leveling jacks I could find are the same, but in terms of design if the metal base plates were "turned/bent upwards" on two sides this would make it easier to push the scaffold over slightly rough/uneven or vegetation covered ground. I'm considering to attach some tapered 2x6 "wooden shoes" to the base plate to accomplish this.

Like others stated screw handles are lil short but works out great and price is reasonable.

Nothing to complain about. They slid in and leveled my staging. What more can I ask for. They even seem to be somewhat rust resistant since they have been under the drip edge of a house for months getting dripped on daily and rained on every time and they still don’t show any signs of corrosion.

First, these do their job better than the name brand short ones, they are much longer than the same feet you would get at Menards or through MT/other branded adjustable feet. That does make them feel sturdier than the shorter ones when you adjust them out pretty far. The short ones just have too much play when you go out a couple inches because they are so short, these feel sturdy at 6 or more inches (haven't gone higher). Totally would buy them again, but I do have a couple nit-picks...I knocked half a star off because the jack nut is a little hard to center on the bottom of the square baker style leg. It fits, but if there is a load on the scaffold, it can misalign and pop into place. Depending on where your hand might be, you could get a pinch. Manufacturer should make it slightly larger than the cross sectional diameter of the square tube so it could be greased or at least just sit on the nut better. To improve the design of the nut for a deluxe version, add a tapered bearing or something so you can jack it up under load!The other half star is that there isn't any way to lock a jack nut to a specific height, I've used plenty scaffold feet just like this, and very few have a second nut to ride up to the jack nut, but it is something I would really like to have, even as an additional purchase, for peace of mind.

Actually used on a baker style scaffolding outside. Worked flawlessly to level and plumb the scaffold before use. I just cut a few 2x4 blocks and drilled a hole through the center of each to pass the Acme screw through it. That "adapted" the round screw to the square tubing of the Baker scaffold and gave it a bit of cushion too. Will last a lifetime.

Price is great, quality is good, bad design with the handle, very short, half the length of a normal one.

These leveling jacks made a precarious job with our scaffold much safer. Our Bay window is above a garden and a drop-off that made the scaffolding sit at an awkward angle. Attaching the jacks made it easier too level out and do project without fear of falling over!

Wow these worked perfectly. Able to raise scaffolding to 2nd story get my windows painted and security camera installed. Safe and stable.