Ultimate Trailer Jack A-Frame Topwind Jack Review Video

To replace your converter you have two options: Option 1: Completely replace the converter and AC/DC distribution panel. You could use a power center like the #PD4135K or a larger one if you'd like a higher amperage converter and more AC circuit…

We have both single and dual ramp spring sets and form my understanding it has more to do with the weight capacity than anything else. For your 85 lb ramp we have the Single Spring #362SA5 that fits a 5' wide enclosed trailer. Aside from that I…

The a-frame trailer jacks all use a standard mounting pattern and center hole size for the most part so although I am not quite sure what you are measuring I can confirm we have options, the Ultimate Trailer Jack part #322-RDJ-2K is a good one…

I attached a picture that shows what the three different styles of wiper blades look like. Beam and Frame are the most different and Hybrid is mix of the two. The #MCH8519 is the hybrid style in the middle.

We don't offer any 6 by 8 trailers at this time and I checked your order notes and do not see any trailers that we may have offered back in the day so I don't know specifically what trailer you have but for a jack you could use with your…

For your 1999 Jayco Glacier Heritage trailer, I recommend the A-Frame Trailer Jack - Sidewind - 1,000 lbs. by Dutton-Lainson #DL22530. This is the only jack we have that has that 2 inch outer diameter upper tube. For a foot you'd want the part…

Yes, about 99 percent of A-frame jacks use the same mounting pattern. The holes are generally 3 inches apart on center though it can vary ever so slightly which is why some jacks have slotted holes.

The Buyers Products Trailer Tongue Toolbox part #3371701680 does not come with mounting hardware. It can be secured in a number of different ways, most drill directly though the bottom of the box and into the frame. If you can find a way to mount the…

The distance from the bottom of the mounting flange of the Bulldog Jack part #BD155157 to the bottom of the outer tube of the jack measures 6-1/4 inches.

In order to make the handle face the other way when mounted on the trailer, all you would have to do is mount the Bulldog Jack, #BD155157, so that the handle is facing the way you want. The bolt hole spacing on the jack is evenly spaced, 3 inch a…

According to the manufacturer, the bolt and the plastic retainer of the #322-RDJ-2K Ultimate trailer jack are removed, then replaced after thread lock is applied to the bolt threads. Be sure that the V that protrudes from the retainer rides in the V…

Yes, the Ultimate Trailer Jack - A-Frame - Topwind - 27-1/2" Lift - 2,000 lbs #322-RDJ-2K you were looking at can be removed from the mounting bracket by removing the keeper pointed out in the included diagram, and then removing the foot. After…