Correct Replacement Bevel Gear Set for Fulton Swivel Jacks

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I have a fulton jack. Bevel gears are broken. How do I know which set of gears to buy? How do I know what model jack I have? Thanks.

asked by: Ken A

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It looks like you have a variation of the Fulton Marine Jack # FXP100W0301. For that the replacement bevel gear kit is part # F0933302S00 and work with Fulton marine and recreational jacks up to 800 lb to 1,200lb capacities. As long as your jack falls under this category you are good to go!

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 4

Yes, the Replacement Gears #BD5002581360 will fit your Bulldog Jack 190784. This kit is specific to the 190 series jacks up to and including 5,000lb lift capacities.

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Answer 5

Hi Dan; that does look like the Fulton HD25000101. Lining up the ruler with the bevel it looks like it is 1-5/16" wide just like the gear that comes with the #F0933306S00. Take a look at the dimensions for the parts below and see if that all…

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Answer 6

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