Replacement Parts for the Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack part BD500199

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Purchased a Bulldog 500199 jack in 2016. Love it, use it often. Unfortunately, the connector went bad little black box under the cover with two wires. Is there a replacement part available?

asked by: Merry B

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I have attached for you a list of the replacement parts that are available for the Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack part # BD500199. I am not sure which part in particular that you are referring to but if it is not listed below then you would unfortunately have to replace the jack. The Ultra-Fab Electric A-Frame Jack part # UF38-944014 would be a good cost effective replacement for this if needed.

Replacement Extend and Retract Switch part # BD500363
Replacement Manual Override Crank part # BD500203
Replacement Manual Override Cover part # BD500201
Replacement Level Assembly part # BD500193
Replacement Light Switch part # BD500362
Replacement Spring Loaded Pull Pin part # BD500388

expert reply by: Conner L

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Eddie C.

8/9/2020

I have a Bulldog 500199. I need everything except the motor. Is it possible to find the jack w/o the motor?

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Jon G.

8/19/2020

We have a few replacement parts for the Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack # BD500199 but they are things like switches or plugs. I'm not aware of a replacement part that includes everything but the motor. The only way that I can see this being possible is if you looked at a resale shop or maybe someplace where people sell used parts.

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Kevin D.

4/17/2020

I have a jack 500199 and the screw broke I cant find a screw or a screw and nut assembly. Can you help?

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Chris R.

4/18/2020

I did some further research and it does look like the above mentioned parts are all that's available for the Bulldog Jack # 500199. If the internal screw and nut is damaged, the entire jack will need to be replaced. I wish I could have given you better news.

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