Bulldog Square Jack - Drop Leg w/ Non-Spring Return - Sidewind - 26" Lift - 12,500 lbs

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• Choosing Spring Return Or Non-Spring Return and Handle Recommendation For Bulldog Square Jack
  The Replacement Bulldog Sidewind Jack Crank Assembly # BD015181 is recommended for the Bulldog Square Jack - Drop Leg w/ Spring Return # BD182701. Both jacks are very reliable and rebuildable if you should have issues with the jacks. I do prefer the Bulldog Square Jack - Drop Leg w/ Spring Return # BD182701 over the Bulldog Square Jack - Drop Leg w/ Non-Spring Return # BD182700 as it is much easier to push down on the spring return jack when dropping the trailer than it is to bend down...
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• Replacement Side Cranking 12K Bulldog Square Trailer Jack Leg
  A drop leg on a jack will just be held to the inner leg with a pin such as # BD70129201. It sounds like the inner leg on your jack is damaged. That part is not available but you can replace the hole leg. We have 1 Bulldog square, side crank jack rated for 12,500 pounds and it is # BD182700.
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• Outer Tube Dimensions of the Bulldog Square Jack part # BD182700
  I spoke to my contact at Bulldog and he informed me that the Bulldog Square Jack # BD182700 and all of the other 12k square jacks have outer tubes that are 4 inch by 4 inch.
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• Replacement Trailer Jack For Rice Trailer That Currently Has Ram 14K Jacks
  The Ram 14K jacks don't have a replacement rod and nut available like the 12K # TJD-12000-RODNUT and are no longer available in that capacity. I recommend changing out your jacks for the 12K option. You can use the Bulldog Side Wind Jack Assembly - 12,500 lbs # BD182700 or the Buyers Products # 3370091410H or # 3370091415H as a replacement. These are all excellent products for the price to help your trailer function as intended.
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• Type of Grease Used for the Bulldog Side Wind Jack Assembly
  There isn't necessarily any specific grease to use in the Bulldog Side Wind Jack Assembly # BD182700. You can use the LubriMatic Disc/Drum Brake and Wheel Bearing Grease # L11465 along with the LubriMatic Professional Pistol Grease Gun # L30416. You can find a typical grease and grease gun at your local hardware store as well.
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• Replacement Sidewind Trailer Jack For 2008 Sportsmen Toy Hauler
  The industry standard is 4 inches so we do not have anything that is 4.5 inches square. However we do have the Bulldog Square Jack - Drop Leg w/ Non-Spring Return - Sidewind - 26" Lift - 12,500 lbs # BD182700. This is a sidewind leg jack that is 4 inches square. If you need a new cranking handle you can find one here. Replacement Bulldog Sidewind Jack Crank Assembly w/ Vertical Clevis - 13-1/2" Radius - Black # BD015181 If you send me pictures of your equipment I can better advise you...
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• Availability of Replacement Inner Drop Leg for Bulldog Square Jack # BD182700
  I reached out to my contact at Bulldog and she said the drop leg for the Bulldog Square Jack # BD182700 is not available as a replacement part. We do not currently have any other brand drop legs that could work as a replacement either so your only option at this point if the leg is damaged is to replace the entire unit.
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• Landing Gear Jacks for a Keystone Cougar 5th Wheel Trailer
  Bulldog square weld-on jack # BD182700 could potentially be used on a 5th wheel trailer but it really is meant for trailers with exposed frames and doesn't have stops on the outer tube for brackets like landing gear jacks have. If you have brackets already then you would just need to weld on some stops to the outer tube and the heights needed. For a tandem, manual landing gear set you could use # RVLG-8HDL which is both legs with the stops already on them, brackets, handle, and connecting rod.
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• Does Bulldog 12.5K Square Trailer Jack Have to be Welded On
  One option would be to weld a bracket to Bulldog jack # BD182700 and then bolt the whole thing to the trailer. That way you are not welding steel to aluminum. Otherwise, if you choose to go with welding the jack straight to the trailer frame I recommend having a professional welder do it because welding to aluminum is tricky and takes experience. If you weld a steel bracket to the steel jack tube the bracket would have to be fabricated since there isn't a bracket made for this purpose.
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• Weight Capacities for the Bulldog Jack part # BD182700
  The two capacities for the Bulldog Jack part # BD182700 are static load (held in place) of 25k and lifting capacity of 12,500 lbs. For most trailer applications the lifting capacity is the most relevant.
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• Which Jack Goes With Bulldog Square Jack BD183749 To Be Used As Landing Gear?
  We have exactly what you are looking for. The correct jack to pair with the Bulldog 2-Speed Square Jack - Drop Leg w/ Non-Spring Return - 26" Lift - 25,000 lbs # BD183749 you were looking at is the Bulldog Square Jack - Drop Leg w/ Non-Spring Return - Sidewind - 26" Lift - 12,500 lbs # BD182700. Both jacks have the same 12500lb lift capacity and 25000lb static capacity. Now you will also need a cross shaft like the 72-3/4" Long # BDCS730300, and a crank handle # BD701466. If you find...
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• Recommendations for Jacking Up a Trailer with Bulldog Landing Gear Jacks on Uneven Terrain
  Bulldog does not offer a pivoting foot plate that would install onto the Bulldog Square Jack # BD182700. The best recommendation I could give would be to wait till you are on level ground to jack your trailer up and to make sure you have the wheels of the trailer chocked with something like the part # HT38511. A large block of wood could help as well. You might also be interested in a crank for this jack like part # BD015181.
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