Will Bulldog Powered-Drive Trailer Jack # BD500187 Fit on 2015 Keystone Cougar Travel Trailer
Updated 05/07/2015 | Published 05/06/2015
Question:
I have a 2015 keystone cougar travel trailer.. will this jack bolt on in originals spot without any modification?
asked by: Jeff
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Expert Reply:
The Bulldog Powered-Drive Trailer Jack # BD500187 that you referenced uses two sets of industry-standard mounting hole spacing on its mounting flange to enable it to mount easily on the vast majority of modern a-frame bumper pull travel trailers like your 2015 Keystone Cougar. Please refer to the linked photo for illustration of the mounting bracket and to the linked video for a demo of installation.
Installation hardware is included.
expert reply by:
Adam R
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