Retracted Height of Fulton F2 Trailer Jack

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What is the overall stored length of the jack when fully retracted?

asked by: Eric

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Expert Reply:

The Fulton F2 jack part # F1413040134 is 25 inches overall in length when fully retracted. When fully extended it measures 35 inches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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