Weight of Ultra-Fab Footplates For Landing Gear and Stabilizer Jacks

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I dont see a weight listed in the description.

asked by: Kevin W

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The Ultra-Fab Footplate # UF17-940006 for Landing Gear and Stabilizer Jacks weighs 3lbs. We also have the Ultra-Fab Adjustable-Height Footplate # UF17-940007 if you need to adjust the height on landing gear evenly. This also weighs only 3lbs.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

It can indeed be used if the jack leg can accommodate the 1-1/4 inch width beetween the mount ears as shown in the provided photo. If the leg is too wide to fit in between the ears, they might fit inside the leg is the inside of the leg is greater…

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Yes, you can use a larger footpad like the Ultra-Fab Footplate for Landing Gear and Stabilizer Jacks #UF17-940006 you mention as long as your jack leg can accommodate the 1-1/4" width between the mounting ears. If the leg is too wide, the…

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