Replacement for a Bulldog TWL 155 X Trailer Jack

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The horse trailer I have, the bulldog TWL 155 X jack still has the label does not measure the same as this jack you list. The distance from the bottom of the flange to where the outer tube ends is 7. This one you list as a TWL 155 X jack, the fully retracted height is even less than just my outer tube height. The bottom hole in my trailer A-frame wont support this one you list as the outer tube wont reach down that far. Did Bulldog change the TWL 155 X jack or is this one you listed not really a TWL 155 X? Attached are photos. From the top of the flange to the top of the tube is 12. From the bottom of the flange to the bottom of the outer tube is 7 From the bottom of the flange to the lower support on the trailer is 3.5 Can you tell me which Bulldog A-frame jack is really a TWL 155 X replacement?

asked by: Dave S

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The 155 is a series of jacks and not just one jack. It sounds like you might have something more like # BD155022 which has more of the outer tube below the mounting flange. There is also a version with a zinc finish # BD155028.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

We have either The Top-Wind #BD151464 or Side-Wind #BD151110 jack. Both will fit on a 2-1/2" diameter snap ring mount. You will want to verify the dimensions of your bracket to see where the pins line up. The locking pins for these jacks fall on…

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Answer 2

Hi Reed; this is possible but the old mounting plate will need to match up with the jack. For example, the Bulldog Round, Snap-Ring Swivel Jack #BD151110 uses the #F500242 bracket. It has a 3/8" diameter pull pin which can vary between jacks so…

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Answer 3

Hey Brian, so a-frame jacks aren't designed to have just the inner portion replaced like you asked about. You would need to replace the entire jack which would require cutting off the old jack and welding on a new one like the part #BD155028 that…

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Answer 4

Torque specs for wheel lug nuts will vary depending on the diameter of the lugs, type of lug nut and the wheel's material. The linked chart details the recommended torque for many combinations. Dexter Hub/Drum #84546UC3 has 1/2-inch studs and…

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Answer 5

The most comparable replacement for your Fulton model 0926012 3K capacity A-frame trailer jack would be the Bulldog #BD1550101344 which offers the same capacity and amount of lift as your current jack. The jack features a zinc finish that offers good…

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Answer 6

I went out to the warehouse and measured a Bulldog A-frame trailer jack, #BD155032. The bolt holes are 3 inches apart on center. I measured a few other A-frame jacks that were nearby and they also had holes that were 3 inches apart on center.

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Answer 7

The bolt pattern used on the Bulldog Jack BD195318 is a little different than most, but I did include a diagram showing how it measures. The outer tube will measure 2-1/4" x 2-1/4" and the inner tube is 2" x 2" . From the bottom…

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Answer 8

I went to our warehouse and was able to locate an a-frame jack that measured less than 12 inches from the bracket up. The Bulldog Round A-Frame Jack, #BD155032, comes in just under 11-1/2 inches which included the handle. I have attached a picture to…

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Answer 9

Yes, the etrailer.com Drop Leg #JF-1005H-Z will work perfectly with your existing Ram 5000 Series Jack. What you have is actually our part #TJA-5000T-Z, which does have a 2 inch diameter inner tube making it compatible with the drop leg. I have…

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Answer 10

The distance from the bottom of the mounting flange of the Bulldog Jack part #BD155157 to the bottom of the outer tube of the jack measures 6-1/4 inches.

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Answer 11

The king pin on the Bulldog Gooseneck-to-5th-Wheel Coupler Adapter, #BD0289640300, is the standard 2 inch king pin that is used on all recreational and commercial fifth wheel trailers. We do not sell any gooseneck-to-fifth-wheel adapters with…

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Answer 12

You have to be careful using both a slider and an offset because that creates extra stress on the trailer frame and hitch. Another thing to look at is if the 5th wheel hitch you use can be used with an adapter. On some, you can't. Another option…

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