Length of Jack Handle On Ultimate Trailer Jack # 322-RDJ-2K

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Hi, just looking to find the center of jack to end of handle length. Have a side wind on my trailer now but only have to so much clearance to the front of the trailer body.

asked by: Ryan

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Expert Reply:

The Ultimate Trailer Jack # 322-RDJ-2K is 6-3/4" from the center of the jack to the end of the handle.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Length of Jack Handle On Ultimate Trailer Jack # 322-RDJ-2K
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Answer 1

The a-frame trailer jacks all use a standard mounting pattern and center hole size for the most part so although I am not quite sure what you are measuring I can confirm we have options, the Ultimate Trailer Jack part #322-RDJ-2K is a good one…

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Answer 2

The best trailer tongue jack option we have for low ground clearance situations is the Ultimate Trailer Jack part #322-RDJ-2K since you can retract the jack body all the way up in the mounting flange. It would be a perfect option and helps cut down…

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Answer 3

Yes, about 99 percent of A-frame jacks use the same mounting pattern. The holes are generally 3 inches apart on center though it can vary ever so slightly which is why some jacks have slotted holes.

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Answer 4

Yes, the Ultimate Trailer Jack - A-Frame - Topwind - 27-1/2" Lift - 2,000 lbs #322-RDJ-2K you were looking at can be removed from the mounting bracket by removing the keeper pointed out in the included diagram, and then removing the foot. After…

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Answer 5

When using the Trailer Valet with a tandem axle trailer it is recommended to use the Trailer Valet Trailer Wheel Dollies #TV56FR under the rear wheels. The dollies will provide you with much better turning radius, as the tires will try and bind up…

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Answer 6

To allow the post of the Ultimate Trailer Jack #322-RDJ-2K to slide up and down, loosen the 3 mounting bolts used to attach to your A-Frame. Check to see if this allows the jack post to move. If it does, you'll want to tighten the bolts by hand…

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Answer 7

According to the manufacturer, the bolt and the plastic retainer of the #322-RDJ-2K Ultimate trailer jack are removed, then replaced after thread lock is applied to the bolt threads. Be sure that the V that protrudes from the retainer rides in the V…

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Answer 8

The Lippert Components #LC285318 uses a standard 3 inch on center bolt pattern. You will most likely need to drill some new holes in your coupler to allow for the standard mounting when replacing your trailer jack. I recommend the Bottom Support…

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Answer 9

It would be a good idea to add a support plate, like #BDSPB50, when installing A-frame jack #BD1550101344. The plate can be welded or bolted on. This plate fits on the underside of the trailer. The jack will then bolt into place. If you need a foot…

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Answer 10

The A-frame trailer jack support plates for 2-1/4 inch jacks are all approximately 1/8 inches thick. There are some manufacturer tolerances so one might be slightly thicker than the next. And models that are raw steel like #BD003135 are more uniform…

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Answer 11

The Bulldog rack and gear A-frame jack, #BD165412, mounts to the frame of the trailer behind the coupler. It uses what is essentially a standard bolt pattern. The holes are 3 inches apart on center, see helpful link for pictures. Hardware is not…

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Answer 12

Thanks for the photos. You will need to weld on a plate like the Bottom Support Plate for 2-1/4" OD A-Frame Jacks - 5,000 lbs #JSP-100. It sounds like you will need a couple of these plates to create a bracket instead of a reinforcement because…

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