Do All Trailer Jacks Have Perfect Triangle Mounting Brackets

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Can all tongue jacks be rotated either at the head or the mounting holes to try to give tail gate clearance? Seems like some do not have equilateral hole pattern

asked by: Daniel

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The vast majority of trailer jacks have a perfect triangle for their mounting bracket which allows them to be able to rotate like you are wanting, but not all of them do. The etrailer jack part # EJ-3520-BBX that you referenced does have the perfect triangular shaped bracket.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 12

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