Bulldog Camper Jack - A-Frame Jack - BD500199 Review Video

There are pros and cons to both Husky and Bulldog electric trailer jacks. My favorite Husky jack is the Husky Brute Electric Trailer Jack part #HT87247 and my favorite Bulldog jack is the Bulldog Powered-Drive Trailer Jack part #BD500187. The reason…

Usually when this occurs, it's because the jack has been over extended; there is a small lock nut in the channel on the inner tube of this jack that if it's over extended will cut into the V channel on the inside. When this happens, it…

The rule of thumb for estimating a tongue weight is 10-15 percent of trailer weight. A 4,600 pound trailer would have a tongue weight between 460 and 690 pounds. Somewhere between a 1,000 to 2,000 pound capacity jack would be fine. Having a jack that…

The diagram you attached shows a 7-way wired up in what is considered the "traditional way." If you check out the chart I attached you will see the three ways (really only 2), that a 7-way can be wired. The Featherlite is wired up like the…

Due to the importance of a properly functioning break away system, it would be best to leave the existing break away battery in place and add an additional battery for powering the jack. A standard automotive or small deep-cycle 12 volt battery would…

I recommend the Fulton XLT Powered Drive Trailer Jack #F141401 for your trailer. This jack will fit 3" to 5" trailer tongues and bolts to the side of the tongue since you do not have an A-frame style connection. The jack has a lift capacity…

Thanks for the pictures of your lights! Based on that you'd want the part #328-003-19R for red lights that match what you have and #328-003-19A for amber. These ground through a white wire but you can run that white wire's ring terminal to…

We sure do! You'll need part #BD500363 which is the replacement Retract/Extend rocker switch for the Bulldog #BD500187 powered A-Frame trailer jack. We also offer the replacement light switch as part #BD500362

We sure do! That is actually the circuit breaker of your Bulldog 3500lb Trailer Jack #BD500187. For a replacement you will need the Tekonsha 30 Amp Circuit Breaker #7012A which my contact at Bulldog confirmed. I included a video of the #BD500187 for…

The correct extend and retract switch for the Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack #BD500187 is part #BD500363. If you're needing the light switch then you'll want part #BD500362. If your cover is messed up as well you can replace all three…

To hook up a trailer jack to a 12 volt battery you need to make the connection from the jack's power wire to the positve post on the battery using a ring terminal, like part #DW05705-1. If you don't already have a battery on the trailer you…

The Bulldog Powered-Drive Trailer Jack, item #BD500200, only has one wire, the power wire. This jack attaches to ground through the mounting hardware and the trailer frame. When wiring the jack to your 7-Way trailer connector you will need to make…