Will Replacement Drop Leg for etrailer and Ram Square Direct Weld Jacks Fit Jack # MJSQ-2500B
Question:
Will this fit MJSQ-2500B?
asked by: Ron T
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Expert Reply:
Yes, drop leg # TJD-5000-FT will fit trailer jack # MJSQ-2500B. The drop leg that comes with this jack is 1-3/4 inches square which is the same as # TJD-5000-FT. And it has the same hole spacing.
expert reply by:
Michael H
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