Replacement Handle Recommendation for a Bulldog 190 Series Square Tube Jack

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Hello, I have a Bulldog jack. Square tube, side winder. The label says it is a 5k lift, 7K static jack. Is your cat # BD500171 handle the correct replacement for my Jack? Also, is my Jack considered a 5K or 7K. Do they rate them by static or lifting capacity? Thanks

asked by: Tony

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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.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Replacement Handle Recommendation for a Bulldog 190 Series Square Tube Jack

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