Dutton Lainson or Fulton Powered Boat Trailer Jack Recommendation

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I am looking at an electric winch for my boat trailer. My boat is an 18foot aluminum boat that weighs about 2500 lbs. I am torn between the Fulton XLT 7.0 and the Dutton-Lainson TW4000. Which one would you suggest for my application. Thanks.

asked by: Chris B

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Expert Reply:

For a boat that weighs 2,500 lbs the Dutton Lainson TW4000 part # DL25200 would be the most appropriate choice. The Fulton F500620 has a 7,000 lb capacity and would work great but would be quite a bit more than you'd need.

The DL is a very popular option with our customers and it's been reviewed highly so I would recommend it for you.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Yes. You do want to inflate the Loadstar K399 Bias Trailer Tire #AM1HP28 to 70psi, as tires like these should always be inflated to the recommended pressure to ensure the maximum load carrying capabilities.

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Answer 2

For an industry-standard round tube jack the largest caster wheel we have is a 6-inch size made for a 2-inch trailer jack inner tube, like the Dutton-Lainson part #DL22539 you referenced. Most such caster wheels are rated for 1200-lbs. This and…

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Answer 3

I looked up some fish house suspension setups and there really isn't a reason you couldn't use the Timbren Axle-Less System part #ASR5200S04 on a fish house trailer

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For your swivel jack, I recommend the Bulldog Round, Snap-Ring Swivel Jack - Bolt On - Topwind - 10" Lift - 2,000 lbs #BD151443. This will give you the ability to use a caster wheel like #BD500245. For a footplate you can use #BD018564. These…

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One way to determine the lift and jack height you need would be to measure the jack you currently have on your 2018 Intech Luna RV. If this is not possible, or you still aren't sure, you can also determine the correct jack using the coupler…

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I was not able to obtain a 3D model or CAD drawing for the etrailer Round Swivel Marine Jack w/ Wheel #MJ-1500B referenced in your question. I did attach an image with some basic dimensions labeled that you can take a look at. Please also let me know…

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The covers of the Fulton XLT part #F142425 are removable with a Torx head wrench. If you are looking for basically the nicest hand winch around this would be the winner. Our customers who have this winch all really like it so I know you will like it…

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The proper size hub for the 215/60-8 bias trailer tire and wheel, #AM3H325, is going to depend on the weight capacity of the trailer you are designing. This wheel and tire combination is capable of 1,165 lbs at 70 psi, so each axle in your design…

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Answer 9

You are correct, the older tire size of 18.5 x 8.5 - 8 now translates to the current metric tire size of 215/60-8. When it comes to 215/60-8 tire on a 4 bolt wheel, we have two options for you, the Kenda 215/60-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8 Inch White…

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Answer 10

In regards to the Fulton XLT Bolt-Thru Swivel Trailer Jack part #F26ZR, the distance from the center of the mounting bracket to the top of the jack tube cap is 13.4". I have attached a photo below as well to show this. I spoke to Fulton and this…

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Answer 11

I have a solution for you because as you know what you have now cannot charge Lithium batteries. You will need the Progressive Dynamics #PD4135K which is designed to replace your WF-8735P and is compatible with Lithium batteries. When this is…

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Answer 12

In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.

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