Replacement Bolt-On Swivel Jack For Boat Trailer

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Im looking for a replacement tongue jack for a Triton aluminum utility trailer. Triton part number 0501145 . Bolt on, swivel, with a wheel. Original is a Shelby brand. Thanks

asked by: Joe G

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Helpful Expert Reply:

I could not find anything specific to that part number, and Shelby is long out of business but for a bolt-on swivel jack there are a couple of options that will work for you, so long as you have a 3" x 3", 3" x 4", or 3" x 5" trailer frame. They are Fulton jacks with dual wheels for easier maneuverability, swing up to stow when you are traveling, and work with tongue weights up to 1,500 lbs:

- Fulton Bolt-Thru Swivel Marine Jack with Dual Wheels - Black # F27CR

- Fulton Bolt-Thru Swivel Marine Jack with Dual Wheels # FXPD15L

expert reply by: Kyle S

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