Trailer Jack Recommendation or Trailer with Angle-Iron Frame

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I have a home made utility trailer. The rails are made with angle iron. Will there be a problem mounting this jack?

asked by: Dan S

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You would have to box the frame to install the trailer jack part # MJ-1206B as it cannot attach directly to an angle-iron frame.

The Fulton # FTJ120W0301 which is a weld-on application would be an excellent choice as well. You would just weld it directly to the frame.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 2

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Answer 4

Hey Ron, we don't have any bolt on style jacks that will attach to angle iron so you would need to weld on a mount like what comes with the Round Snap Ring Swivel Jack w/ Footplate #TJB-2001-Z. Does it have an a-frame jack currently?

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Answer 5

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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