Can the 10K Pro Series Square Jack be Used in a Dual Setup

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I’m assuming this jack can be used in tandem when 2 jacks are purchased? Thanks

asked by: Aaron

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Expert Reply:

Yes, you can use the Pro Series Square Jack # PS1400950376 in a dual setup as long as it is with the same model Pro Series jack like part # PS1400960376.

Just be sure these are installed at the same height and your connecting rod is long enough for your application.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

The drop leg lever of the Pro Series jack #PS1400960376 that you referenced is actually front facing so instead of being able to point towards the outside of the trailer it would point to front. There isn't a version that has the lever parallel…

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Answer 2

The ProSeries 10K Square Jack #PS1400960376 can be used singly or as a pair of two along with the Sidewind Crank Assembly #PS1400920383. This jack is not like landing gear jacks which do have a lead leg and a matching follow leg.

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Answer 3

I spoke with my contact at Reese and he sent me dimensions of the Pro Series Jack, item # PS14009503676. I have included a drawing containing these dimensions for you to review. There is no owners manual included with these Jacks at this time. The…

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Answer 4

I spoke to my contact at Pro-Series and he informed me that this Pro Series Square Jack, part #PS1400960376, has an outer jack housing length of 24 inches. Since the one currently on your trailer is about 23 inches this #PS1400960376 looks to be a…

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Answer 5

There are a couple of differences between ST235/80R16 load range E and ST235/85R16 load range G tires. An ST235/80-16 will have a capacity of 3,500 pounds for a load range E. It will be 30.9 inches tall (diameter) and it will be 9.4 inches wide. An…

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Answer 6

The shaft that comes out of the other side of the jack on the part #PS1400950376 that you referenced is designed for attaching to a follow leg so that the jack can be used as a landing gear set. It would turn with the crank handle. The closest jack…

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Answer 7

You can certainly use two of the Pro Series Square Jacks #PS1400950376 that you referenced on your trailer. If you are looking to use two of them in tandem, you will just want to make sure they are both mounted in the same position. This 10,000 pound…

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Answer 8

The outer tubing width of the Pro Series Jack part #PS1400960376 is 4 inch by 4 inch similar to the Bulldog part #BD182415. These jacks are essentially the exact same as they are both made by the same company and are made to the same specs. The…

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Answer 9

Unlike costlier brands of trailer jack the entry-level Pro Series line is not supported with the same repair/replacement parts availability as with the upper tier sister brands like Bulldog and Fulton. The few parts we have available to us are shown…

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Answer 10

The shaft on which the crank attaches to for the Pro Series Square Jack, #PS1400950376, measures 1 inch in diameter. I have also included a dimensional diagram for the jack for you to view.

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Answer 11

Good news! I was able to get a exploded diagram as well as a set of instructions on how to replace the rod and gears #TJD-12000-RODNUT in the #12000 Series Ram Jacks made after 2012. I have attached them to this page for your convenience. Basically,…

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