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• Looking For Replacement Swivel Jack For 1984 Scamp Trailer
  Hello Brett, thanks for reaching out. I looked online at a few pictures of these 1984 Scamp Trailers. Most of the pictures I saw showed a snap ring swivel jack, so it sounds like that is what you are looking for. Something like the Round Snap Ring Swivel Jack w/ Footplate # TJB-2002-B. This uses a standard mounting bracket that measures 4" wide by 5" tall and uses a 1/2" spring loaded pin. Please check your trailer and verify this matches. If this is not exactly what you are looking for,...
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• Replacement Jack for Bulldog BD154107
  In terms of a direct replacement for the same mounting method as your Bulldog # BD154107, you'll want to use the Fulton # FXP15W . which will bolt on to your existing welded on jack mount and comes with a wheel. The main difference between these two jacks is that the tongue weight capacity of the Fulton # FXP15W is only 1500-lbs, as opposed to the 2000-lbs of the Bulldog jack you're replacing. As long as the tongue weight of your trailer is less than 1500-lbs though it shouldn't be an issue.
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• Recommended Side Wind Tongue Jack To Replace Top Wind Jack That Trailer Interferes With
  We have just what you are looking for. I recommend the Bulldog Round, Snap-Ring Swivel Jack, part # BD151101. This jack has the same weight capacity as your # BD154107 and has a footplate like your older jack as well. This is a sidewind jack and it has a 10-inch lift and a lift capacity of 2000 lbs.
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• Replacement Bolt-On Tongue Jack for Pole Tongue Trailer
  I recommend that you replace the entire jack and mount since there is no way to know for sure that the mounting base (that is welded to the trailer tongue) is still strong enough. Even if not actually damaged from the incident, it could be old enough to have metal fatigue that makes a new jack the best option, as you noted. Pro Series jack # PS1400300303 and the Bulldog # BD154107 that you referenced are both 200-lb-rated topwind jacks with a foot plate. Both offer 10-inches of lift, which...
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• Can I Replace My Trailer Jack With A Jack That Has a Wheel
  The Fulton Bolt-Thru Swivel Marine Jack # FXP15 will be the replacement part you are looking for. It has a wheel and will fit the same bracket that you now have installed on your trailer. Please note that the Bulldog Trailer Jack # BD154107 that you mentioned has a lift capacity of 2,000 lbs, while the Fulton Bolt-Thru # FXP15 has a lift capacity of 1,500 lbs. You will want to make sure that you don't go over this limit while using this jack.
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• Mounting Bracket Recommendation for a Bulldog Round Swivel Jack # BD154107
  The correct mounting bracket for the Bulldog Round Swivel Jack # BD154107 is the Jack Mounting Bracket # P9012-00. It's not zinc plated though because it is designed to be welded to a trailer and when you weld something zinc plated it gives off toxic fumes.
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• Availability of Jack Mounting Hardware for Bulldog Weld-On Jack BD154107
  The Bulldog Bolt-Thru Swivel Jack # BD154107 is a weld-on installation. It installs using the Bracket kit # P9012-00. We also offer just the nut, bolt and spacer as kit # F0933325S00. You can include either of these along with the jack when you place your order.
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