What is the Hole Spacing to Mount a Jack to A-Frame Trailer Coupler CA-5335-B

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What is the spacing for the holes to mount the jack?

asked by: Anne

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A-Frame coupler with jack hole # CA-5335-B has the industry standard mounting pattern which is 3 inches between holes on center for the back 2 holes and 2-7/8 inches apart on center from the front hole to either of the 2 back holes.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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I have a solution for you but the Reese Weight Distribution w/out Shank #RP66021 that you referenced won't work well for you due to how tall your frame is. So what you'll need to do is install an under slung coupler on your trailer like the…

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It does appear you are going to be able to flip the axles on your 2023 Northern Spirit 2145RBX using 2 of the Dexter Trailer Springs Over-Under Conversion Kits #K71-384-00. I will warn you Kalvin this will raise the height of your camper roughly…

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What is the Hole Spacing to Mount a Jack to A-Frame Trailer Coupler CA-5335-B

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