What Direction Does Drop Leg Release Lever of Pro Series Jack PS1400960376 Face

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Do you have a matching jack that has the leg release on the opposite side so I can have the leg releases face out on the trailer.

asked by: Jonas H

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The drop leg lever of the Pro Series jack # PS1400960376 that you referenced is actually front facing so instead of being able to point towards the outside of the trailer it would point to front. There isn't a version that has the lever parallel with direction of handle. You'd want to install both with lever facing forward.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Yes, you can use the Pro Series Square Jack #PS1400950376 in a dual setup as long as it is with the same model Pro Series jack like part #PS1400960376. Just be sure these are installed at the same height and your connecting rod is long enough for…

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Answer 2

I spoke with my contact at Reese and he sent me dimensions of the Pro Series Jack, item # PS14009503676. I have included a drawing containing these dimensions for you to review. There is no owners manual included with these Jacks at this time. The…

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Answer 3

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The ProSeries 10K Square Jack #PS1400960376 can be used singly or as a pair of two along with the Sidewind Crank Assembly #PS1400920383. This jack is not like landing gear jacks which do have a lead leg and a matching follow leg.

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

The nut of the Replacement Rod and Nut for etrailer and Ram Square, Direct Weld Jacks #TJD-12000-RODNUT is steel.

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Answer 11

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