What Size is the Snap Ring on the Fulton Round Snap-Ring Swivel Marine Jack

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I have an existing boat trailer jack that has a weld on mount with a 2-1/2inch diameter snap ring. What size is the snap ring mount on this jack or do you have on that fits mine?

asked by: Ken J

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Expert Reply:

The Fulton Round Snap-Ring Swivel Marine Jack part # FTJ12000101 has the same 2.5" snap ring dimension and will work out for you as a direct replacement.

Check out the attached photo showing the measurements.

expert reply by: Randy B

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