Is The Bottom Leg Of Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack JET-5000 Available As Replacement Part?

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I have a bent bottom leg on my jack. Is the bottom leg available for this jack? The top part and the jack functions, just wont go up all the way now because of the bend in the lower leg. Thanks for your time.

asked by: Kenny

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Expert Reply:

If the bottom leg you are referencing on your Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack # JET-5000 is the foot pad, # 2500-3755G, then we do have a replacement.

If the bent leg is the tube that the jack foot goes into, that is not an available replacement part and the entire jack will need to be replaced with another # JET-5000.

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expert reply by: Samuel C

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