Looking for a Replacement Black Handle For Obsolete 800lb Reese Trailer Jack 74410

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need handle black and nut and bolt

asked by: Bill M

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You have two choices for a replacement handle for the obsolete Reese trailer jack 74410. The first option is the Fulton Sidewind 800 lb Handle # F0933301S00. Your second option is the Fulton Sidwind 1500 lb Handle # F0933305S00.

My technical contact at Reese told me that the nut and bolt option handle is no longer available either and this handle is easier to install.

With either handle you simply pull the pin out of the jack (if it is still there) and slide this handle in, replace the pin and tighten down the nut.

Your jack, Reese part number 74410 was rated at 1000 lbs.

In the picture I have the dimensions of each handle noted.

expert reply by: Lori W

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