Metaltech Adjustable Leveling Jacks - 4-Pk. for Baker-Style Scaffolding, Model Number I-IBSJP12H4

The picture in amazon shows the 24" but the product is the 12" (its in the part number) Otherwise this is a very well built item. Please note that you can only go about 6" adjustment since there are welds halfway up. I thought it was a defect, but its to keep at lease half of the threaded bolt inside the scaffold leg for safety.

Excellent addition to my scaffold because up to this point it's been a game to see what we can find to shove under the one end to level off. Not safe and definitely not OSHA approved. These are solidly built and very easy to use and give you about six inches of lift to your scaffold. As a painter I do a lot of stairs and love to set the scaffold up on them so while these will help I definitely want the 24 inch ones that give you a full 12 inches of adjustment range. These will get used the biggest majority of the time.

To short to be stable

These leveling legs worked great on baker scaffold on fairly level ground. I would guess you have about 6" of adjustment overall. These are not the same as the leveling legs used on full sized scaffold.

I was so happy to find these to be durable enough to lift my scaffolding on very uneven ground. They are perfect and the price was the best I found anywhere.

Well put together, good heavy guage with acme thread...

These arrived just on time for me to move the scaffolding to an unlevel grade around my house. I have only 2 criticisms of these levelers: 1- they do not have a swivel base and 2- there are only a few inches of travel. Luckily that was not a real issue for me. The grade around the west side of my house was only 5 inches out of level, so I was able to make up the difference with a couple of cut off piece of 2 x 10 fir.There was an issue with the outriggers, but that has more to do with the design of the scaffold than with the levelers. As you can see from the first image, If I wanted to continue to use the outriggers, I had to clamp the bottom half. I've since learned that there are longer levelers that work with the outriggers. With the longer levelers you can raise the outrigger to better location so that clamps are not necessary. Or, as seen in the second image, you can use the levelers on the outriggers, but you'll have to shim up the center with lumber to keep from deforming the scaffold, because all the weight goes to the center. Anyway, they were a good buy.

A++++