Replacement Drop Leg Needed for a RAM 2000 Series A-Frame Jack

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I just purchased a camper, and the dealer did not have a footplate that would fit because of the indent on the stand itself. Can you tell me if it will fit this particular jack? It seems to have the same indent, Im just not sure if it will work or not. Theres nothing else on the jack except this sticker.

asked by: Billy A

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It looks like you have the RAM jack that is the equivalent of our Round A-Frame Trailer Jack # TJA-2000S-B. Since this is the case then the Drop Leg # JF-1005H-Z will fit as our etrailer.com jacks are rebranded RAM jacks.

expert reply by: Jon G

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