Footplate Recommendation to Replace Wheel Caster on Trailer Tongue Jack

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Hello- I am looking to replace the drop tongue wheel to a footplate on my travel trailer that has a max weight of 6000lbs. Which do you recommend? I only want to buy this once. thank you for the support and I hope you have a great day.

asked by: Tom

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The Pro Series Footplate, part # PS1400700340, is a great choice for a replacement footplate on your trailer jack. The footplate features a snapper pin so no additional clip is needed to secure the foot.

I've linked a video for you to take a look at.

expert reply by: Victoria B

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