Length of Pro Series 2K A-Frame Trailer Jack from Mounting Bracket to Bottom and Pin Hole Diameter
Question:
What is the diameter of the snapper pin required for attaching the base plate to this jack? Also, whats the distance from the end of the inner tube to the center of the thru hole for mounting? Also, what bolts are required for mounting this jack to the trailer?
asked by: Nate
Expert Reply:
On the Pro Series Round, A-Frame Trailer Jack, # PSEA20000103, it measures 8 inches from the mounting bracket to the bottom of the inner tube.
For the footplate, # PS1400700340, or the Wheel, # PS1400750340, (both fit this jack) the pin diameter is 5/16 of an inch and the length is 2-3/4 inches.
The slotted holes on the mounting bracket measure 7/16 inches wide by 7/8 inches long. They are 3 inches apart on center.
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Pro Series Detachable Footplate w/ Pin for 2" Diameter Jacks - 2,000 lbs to 5,000 lbs
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