Replacement Jack For 2001 Stratos Bass Boat Trailer

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I have a 2001 Stratos Bass boat with a Fulton center bolt swivel jack onto a welded plate on the trailer. I would like to upgrade to the Fulton F2. My holes on the plate are 3X3 on center. Will the F2 work? Can I send you picture? Thank You

asked by: Bobby N

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The weld-on mounting plate for the Fulton F2 Swing Up Jacks is part # F500277 and this plate's jack mounting holes are spaced at 4-1/2 inches horizontally and 3-7/8-inches vertically as shown in the linked photo.

Feel free to submit a picture of your jack's mounting plate and I will be glad to assist.

expert reply by: Adam R

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