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Hello, I just ordered the AT81069 Atwood jack with robofoot. I would like to know if the AT87021 will fit on that. Your description says that it replaces the robofoot, but 81069 is not mentioned as a model that it fits on, only 87069 is mentioned. Is that a typo? Also, do you sell that jack with a foot instead of the robofoot? Thanks!

asked by: Cory R

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Yes. The Atwood Footplate is confirmed to fit your jack. However, they've both been discotinued, but I have linked the page to our electric jacks with that 4000 lb weight capacity so you can see other options we do have available.

For a great quality jack with a drop leg footplate, I recommend the Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 14" Lift - 4,000 lbs - Black # BD500199. This is an easy to use electric jack with all the components you are seeking.

expert reply by: Jason S

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