Is There Any Replacement Jack Foot Pads Available For A Barker VIP 3,000 Power Jack

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foot pad fell off during trip need replacement help please

asked by: Dean C

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We do not carry any replacement parts for your Barker VIP 3,000 Power Jack, however if you measure your jack leg's diameter, and the measurements match with # LC165253, then you should be able to use it.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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