Will Replacement Hardware Kit For Fulton Swivel Jack F0933325S00 Work W/ Older Fulton Magnum Jack?

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Will Replacement Hardware Kit for Fulton Swivel Jack Item # F0933325S00 work with an older approximately 2006 Fulton Magnum swivel jack? The bushing is shot and needs to be replaced.

asked by: Paul P

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It sure will!

The Replacement Hardware Kit for Fulton Swivel Jack # F0933325S00 were looking at is confirmed to fit your older Fulton Magnum Swivel Jack made back in roughly 2006. This was confirmed by my contact at Fulton.

I included a video of the # F0933325S00 for you to take a look at.

expert reply by: Samuel C

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