Adapter Kit for Older Fulton Bolt-Thru Jack to Fulton F2 Jack

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I have a fulton thru bolt style. I want to up grade to a f2. What adaptor to I need? Also would the wide wheel or the dual wheel be better when storing in gravel?

asked by: Cody S

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The Fulton Adapter Kit # F500320 will allow you to mount a Fulton F2 trailer jack to your current mounting bracket like part # P9012-00.

The Wide Wheel # F1413040134 version of the F2 works on gravel. It will obviously be harder to move on gravel than on a flat surface, but we have customer reviews on both that either say or show that they have used it on gravel and it works well. The dual wheels should be easier to maneuver altogether so I recommend going that route.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

It may be possible to get another handle; I would need to know the model number of your jack in order to see if there is a compatible replacement. Do you know the model number of your jack? I was unable to find any reference to a Fulton Maximum…

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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