Distance From Bottom of Mounting Plate to Bottom of Outer Tube on Pro Series A-Frame Jack

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I am needing the EXACT measurement from the bottom of the mounting plate to the end of the outer tube not inner 2inch tube for the ProSeries 1401000303. Thank you for your time

asked by: Chris S

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From the bottom of the mounting plate to the bottom of the outer tube is 3-1/4 inches on the Pro Series Round, A-Frame Jack # PS1401000303. I've attached a picture as well.

expert reply by: Charles S

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Don Q.

8/11/2020

Double question. 1. Can you give the measurement from mounting bracket to in yer tube at maximum Retraction point without foot or wheel. 2. Older trailer already rides lower and wondering is this jack the one with the shortest hang from mounting bracket to bottom clearance at max retraction. Figure weight range at max around 2,000 Lbs Thank you

Jon G.

8/24/2020

That would be 5-1/2". You can see this measurement taken in the attached video. The only one I could find that is a bit shorter under the mounting bracket is the etrailer # TJA-2001-B which is still rated at 2K and measures 5-1/8" at that same location.

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Answer 1

The difference between 5-1/2 inches and 5-2/5 inches is 1/10 of an inch and would most likely not make a noticeable difference. However, if you were looking for the absolute shortest retracted distance you would want the Bulldog Round, A-Frame Jack,…

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Answer 2

We have 2,000 lb A-frame jacks made by the same parent company Cequent that your jack was made by with the Pro Series jack part #PS1401000303 which is a topwind. I attached a review video for more info on this as well.

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Answer 3

From the bottom of the mounting bracket down to the bottom of the outer tube measures 3-1/2 inches on the Pro Series jack part #PS1401000303 that you referenced.

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Answer 4

I went out to our warehouse to take a look at the Buyers Products A-Frame Jack #3370091265 referenced in your question. I measured a height from the mounting bracket up to the top of the tube (before the handle) of just about 9-1/2 inches. I have…

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Answer 5

Yes we do, the jack you are looking for is our part number #BD15164.

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Answer 6

Hey Bob, I don't know of any safety concerns regarding the Bulldog Round, A-Frame Jack #BD155033 and the tongue weight does not change. This jack has a 2,000 lb lift capacity, so as long as your trailer's tongue weight is less than 2,000 lbs,…

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Answer 7

As long as your jack stand has a 2" outer diameter tube then, yes, you could use the Bulldog #BD155033 in this manner. This jack has a 15" lift and a 2000-lbs capacity, so you would want to make sure that you're going off the capacity…

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Answer 8

The Bulldog #BD155033 has bottom of mounting bracket to bottom of inner tube dimension of 5-13/16 inches when the jack is fully retracted. Its 2000 lb lift capacity is more than enough to handle the tongue weight of your trailer.

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Answer 9

I called Bulldog about the Bulldog A-Frame Jack part 1551060301 that you are wanting to replace and they were able to give me all of the information I need to offer you a solution. The best option we have is the Bulldog Round A-Frame Jack part…

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Answer 10

Bulldog A-frame jacks like the #BD155033 are made overseas, but there are some Made in the USA options available. If you're looking for an American made A-Frame trailer jack, the A-Frame Trailer Jack - Topwind - 2,000 lbs. by Dutton-Lainson…

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Answer 11

We have checked with Bulldog in the past about the replacement options for the Bulldog A-Frame Jack part 1551060301 that you have and they were able to give us all of the information we need to offer you a solution. The best option we have is the…

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Answer 12

Yes the Bulldog Round A-Frame Jack, #BD155033, will work well for your Carry-On model trailer. The jack has a 2000 lbs lift capacity and a total of 15 inches of lift. The mounting bracket on the jack is usually an universal fit. To make your that…

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