Footplate Needed for the Bulldog Drop Leg and Pull Pin Assembly # BD500377

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Does this fit a Bulldog 155033 jack? I have tried a Bulldog 500329 and it did not fit in 155033 jack too big, is this tube smaller? Thanks,

asked by: Tom K

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The Drop Leg and Pull Pin Assembly # BD500377 that you referenced is actually the same drop leg as the part 500329 that you referenced.

Instead of a drop leg you need to use part # JF-99 for a foot plate or part # JC-102 for a caster. I have confirmed all of this with my contact at Bulldog.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Footplate Needed for the Bulldog Drop Leg and Pull Pin Assembly # BD500377

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