What is the Size of the Trailer Frame Brackets Included With Fulton Retaining Ring Swivel Jack

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Hello: Please let me know the length of the bolt on straps. Thanks

asked by: Brad B

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The bolt brackets are 6 inches in overall length. The 4 holes are 1 inch apart, from center to center. The distance between the 2 farthest bolt holes is 2-3/8 inches, center to center. The two outermost holes are 5-3/8 inches apart, center to center.

expert reply by: Patrick B

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Answer 1

For a 7,000 lb trailer you need a jack that can handle at least 1,050 lbs (going by the 10% - 15% tongue weight rule). From what I can tell in your photo I believe the 1,500 lb Fulton Bolt-Thru Swivel Marine Jack #FXP15 will match up to your…

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Answer 2

Dutton-Lainson jack #DL22300 is a potential fit for your Demco tow dolly. You just have to look at the hole spacing on the bracket attached to the dolly tongue to see if it matches the jack's hole spacing. I have included a picture showing…

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Answer 3

I do have an option for you but the reason the old owner just used a clamp-on is because a lot of the old weld-on trailer swivel jacks were made by Shelby who is no longer in business and no ones makes a direct replacement for the welded on bracket…

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Answer 4

It looks like the Fulton Trailer Jack #FXP10W0301 that you referenced is the same style of jack you have on your trailer. This is the only jack we offer in that style so it would be the only thing that would potentially work. Still, I would rather…

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Answer 5

Based on the picture you submitted the matching trailer jack we have to what you have is the Dutton Lainson part #DL22800. I attached an install video for you to check out as well. At the very worst you may have to use the bolt on brackets that come…

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Answer 6

The direct replacement for your Dutton-Lainson 203925B jack would be part #DL22560. According to Dutton-Lainson, the jack would indeed be compatible with your existing mounting plate. I've linked to a product demonstration video featuring the…

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Answer 7

I do have a few options for you however, it looks to me like you have a plate bolted onto your trailer with a bracket welded to the top of that. If you are referring to the plate bolted to the frame in which the bracket is welded atop of, we do not…

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.

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Answer 10

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