Recommended Topwind Trailer Jack for 2004 Viking Pop Up Camper

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Hi. I need to replace the tongue jack on a 2004 viking pop up camper. Its a top wind and bolts on the side so I need something similar since there isnt really a spot to replace it with a mounted version. Thanks

asked by: Tim

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For a replacement trailer jack on your 2004 Viking Pop Up Camper, I recommend looking at the Pro Series Round, Snap-Ring Swivel Jack # PS1400300303. This is a really nice topwind jack that will attach to trailer tongues up to 3 x 4 inches with the included bolt-on mounting bracket. This will give you 10 inches of lift and a lift capacity of 2,000 pounds. The bracket height when retracted is right at 11 inches. The jack features a spring-loaded, plunger-pin swivel feature that will allow you to swing up the jack for travel.

I have attached a short video demonstration on this trailer jack that you can also check out.

expert reply by: Chris R

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Answer 1

What you've got there looks like some type of proprietary mount that we don't offer. We do however have jacks that would work. I'd recommend having the mount removed and using a weld-on jack like the Fulton #FXP100W0301 and the #P9012-00…

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Answer 9

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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