Pin Type Jack Stand Torn Circular Rubber Pad Replacement Fabrication  (ESCO 10499 3 Ton Shorty)

Pin Type Jack Stand Torn Circular Rubber Pad Replacement Fabrication (ESCO 10499 3 Ton Shorty)

DrShock

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In this video we go over how you can fabricate a replacement circular rubber jack stand pad for the automotive ESCO 3 ton jack stands yourself. The tools, products, and approach shown can be applied to any of the ESCO jack stands of this style such as the 10498 or 10499 shorty (shown), or any other brands of jack stands using a similar rubber circular saddle cushion pad. The premature failure of these rubber saddle pads is quite common when having to use this style of jack stand on vehicles with a pinch weld jack point. The rubber pad is a sacrificial part, to protect the paint or undercoating on the pinch weld to prevent corrosion from setting in. But it should hold up far longer than it does. The original pad we will be fabricating is the ESCO 10490, but we will be using a superior synthetic rubber material in our fabrication.

Formula to calculate volume of a cylinder measured in inches: volume in ounces = ((radius² * π) * height) / 1.805

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Alumilite synthetic modeling clay: https://ebay.us/xF4ycI

Mann Ease Release 200 (mold release compound): https://ebay.us/LVa7Bz or https://amzn.to/3TxzLmg

Smooth-On ReoFlex 50 Dry: https://ebay.us/EXsFek or https://amzn.to/3TBbN9M

Smooth-On PMC-790: https://ebay.us/FnGiLa

Smooth-On So-Strong Black: https://ebay.us/EDmYrp or https://amzn.to/3XsSpwQ

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Chapters:
0:00 - Problem overview
1:33 - Making the first half of the mold
8:30 - Pouring the first half of the mold
18:26 - Making the second half of the mold
20:33 - Pouring the second half of the mold
25:14 - Pouring the replacement part
42:45 - Demolding and testing the replacement part

Corrections:
34:26 - Misspoke here, you should get at least SIX castings out of the trial size of PMC-790

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