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• Can the Handle on Bulldog Square Jack # BD190751 Be Installed from Either Side
  According to my technical contact at Bulldog, the handle on their Square Jack # BD190751 is intended to be installed on the one side as manufactured. This fixed-leg compact jack with heavy-duty footplate base welds directly onto your application and offers superior side-load strength in a tight-fitting package.
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• Replacement Handle Recommendation for a Bulldog 190 Series Square Tube Jack
  Sounds like you have a 190 series Bulldog jack like the part # BD190751 as it matches your description. The replacement handle is the part # BD500171 that you referenced then. They are typically rated by lifting capacity as that is what jacks are used for.
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• Altering Handle of 5000 lb Bulldog Jack
  The reason you are having issues is that the Bulldog Jack you have, # BD195351 has a static capacity of 5000 lbs, which means that it can hold a maximum of 5000 lbs. The lift capacity of the jack is 3000 lbs, which explains why it becomes difficult to crank after 2000 lbs. For a 5000 lb lift capacity, you would need to go with a higher capacity jack, like part # BD190751. Altering the geometry of your jack handle will most likely damage the interior components, like you suspected.
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• Jack Recommendation for a Vacuum Trailer with Limited Clearance
  The best option I can come up with for you would be to use a Bulldog Square Jack w/ Footplate # BD190751. Since this is a weld on jack you can weld the outer tube very low on the jack to the trailer frame so that it would have enough clearance.
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• How Many Rotations of the Handle Does It Take to Move the Bulldog Square Jack # BD190751 One Inch
  I went out to the warehouse to measure the number of handle rotations to raise the Bulldog Square Jack w/ Footplate - Fixed Leg - Sidewind - 10" Lift - 5,000 lbs # BD190751 one inch. It took approximately ten rotations to move the jack one inch.
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• Is the Bulldog Square Jack Fixed Mount Offered In a 5,000 Lb Capacity
  The Bulldog Square Jack is offered in a few different weight capacities but the lift varies by weight, part # BD190751 has a 5,000 lb weight capacity with 10" lift. This is the only option available in the 5,000 lb capacity.
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• Weight of Bulldog BD190751 Fixed Leg Sidewind Trailer Jack
  Minus the packaging, the Bulldog # BD190751 weld-on fixed leg sidewind jack weighs about 15 lbs. The jack has a 5000 lb capacity. You can see a product demonstration video by clicking the provided link.
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• Solution for Replacement Gears for Discontinued Atwood Sidewind Jack
  Atwood jacks are no longer being produced which means replacement parts like gears are no longer available. The # BD5002581360 you looked at does have similar dimensions for the large gear, but it is designed for Bulldog jacks not Atwood. I understand you want to repair this rather than replace it, but more than likely replacement is the only option. You could try to find an old jack at a junk yard and pull gears out of it but that's a long shot. If you can't find anything then you could...
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• Atwood Sidewinding Jack Gear Replacements
  For your Atwood sidewinding jacks there isn't a recommended replacement set of gears since they no longer produce jacks but based on the measurements you gave me you can try the Replacement Sidewind Gear Kit for Bulldog or Fulton Jacks - 5,000 lbs Item # BD500106 which are 1-3/8" in diameter and .703" in height. I recommend replacing the jack with the Bulldog Square Jack w/ Footplate - Fixed Leg - Sidewind - 10" Lift - 5,000 lbs Item # BD190751 if you want to weld the jack on. If you...
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