Can the Square Direct Weld Jack Be Mounted As a Swivel Jack

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can you weld a pipe on the housing to make this a pipe swivel mount jack? Thanks,

asked by: Jimmy R

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The Square Direct Weld Jack part # TJD-8000S is designed as a direct weld-on jack. The outer tube is made to be welded directly to the side of the trailer. If you're looking for a pipe mount, the Square Pipe Mount Swivel Jack part # TJDP-7000-B is very similar and what we'd recommend using.

expert reply by: Conner L

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