How to Tell if a Bulldog 10K/12K Jack is a Single Speed or 2-Speed

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Hi, I have a bulldog jack but am wondering how I can tell if its single speed or 2 speed. Let me know so I know what motor I need to order. Thanks.

asked by: Cole

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The Bulldog 10K/12K jacks with 2-speeds will have a gear box on them such as # BD183816 and so for it you would use powered drive kit # BD1824180100.

The single speed jacks will not have a gear box like # BD182815 so you would use kit # BD1824200100.

expert reply by: Michael H

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