Jack Recommendation for a Triton Boat Trailer

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do you know if this is jack used by triton boats.I cant find a number.but it is welded and is held on by a c ring.

asked by: Todd W

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From the research that I did I found that Triton used Fulton jacks on a lot of their boat trailers.

While this Fulton Round, Snap-Ring Swivel Marine Jack, part # FTJ120W0301, may not necessarily be the exact same one that is on your boat trailer it should install onto your trailer.

The first thing I would consider when replacing a trailer jack is the capacity needed. The # FTJ120W0301 has a capacity of 1,200 lbs. If that would be adequate for your application. We carry similar jacks with capacities that range from 800 lbs to 1,600 lbs.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Triton boat trailers are usually equipped with a side-frame-mounted swivel jack like the 1500-lb-rated Fulton jack #FXPD15L, which is a bolt-on design with dual wheels. The highest-rated wheeled jacks of this type have a 1600-lb rating, like the…

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Answer 2

The inside diameter of the snap ring is the crucial measurement. If your existing snap ring has a 2-5/16 (2.3125) inch inside diameter which is typical for a snap ring jack, the Fulton #F1410050149 snap ring swivel jack you'd looked at would work…

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Answer 3

In order to remove a welded-on trailer tongue jack you will need to cut off the old welds to release the mounting bracket. This can be done using an angle grinder. The jack can then be replaced with another welded-on option such as the Fulton Marine…

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I think the Square Pipe Mount Swivel, part #TJDP-7000S-B would be a good choice for you. It has the 8,000lb support capacity which is one of the highest we offer, and is welded to the trailer frame.

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Answer 5

The first thing I would consider when replacing a trailer jack is the capacity needed. The Pro Series Snap-Ring Swivel Marine Jack, #PSEJ10000101, has a capacity of 1,000 pounds. We carry similar jacks with a capacity of 800 pounds on up to 1,600…

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Answer 6

We carry a large selection of weld-on jacks that will fit your Triton boat trailer. I have attached a link that will tack you to the product page that has all of these jacks for your to review. As for a jack that I recommend, I like the Square Pipe…

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Sounds like you'd need a Fulton jack like the part #FXP100W0301 which is a weld on style jack like what you have that would attach to a bracket like part #P9012-00 that you'd have installed on your trailer most likely. You can send me…

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Answer 8

Hello Jeremy, Yes, our etrailer jack #e55ZV will automatically stop and not over raise. If you check out the video that I attached you will see that Steven still has his finger pushing down the button after the jack stops. What kind of application…

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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

Hey Stephany, thanks for getting in touch. The only difference between the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack #e23ZV and the #e55ZV is the weight capacity. The #e23ZV has a 3,500 lb capacity, while the #e55ZV has a 5,000 lb capacity. Because of the…

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Answer 11

Hello Jeremiah, Great question. The great thing about our etrailer jack #e23ZV is that it comes with a Limited Lifetime Warranty! Yes, you read that correctly. If the jack ever breaks down due to a manufacturer defect, we will replace the jack. We…

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Answer 12

Hello, and thanks for getting in touch. The etrailer Electric Trailer Jacks #e55ZV and #e23ZV will hold up just fine in cold weather. The housing is designed to be water/weather resistant. It even has a manual backup option if you were to lose power…

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