How to Determine What Trailer Jack Would Attach to Welded on Frame Bracket

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how do I know what jack to get. the bracket is welded to the trailer and I think I only want to replace the jack and use the existing bracket. I think it will bolt on with the center bolt only.

asked by: Rick J

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If you can get me a picture of the bracket you have welded to your trailer I can most likely identify what jack would bolt to it. For example if your bracket looks like the one I attached a picture of the Fulton jack part # FXP15W would fit and work well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Hey George, best solution for you will be to go with an all new jack like the etrailer part #e95YV because Fulton is no longer in business so there isn't a way to get a replacement F2 and none of the other jacks out there use the same bolt…

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Answer 2

Most likely the #FXP15W would work great as a replacement for what you have but it's hard to verify that without seeing how what you have now mounts to the trailer. If you could send me a picture of what you have I can verify.

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How did your jack attach to its mounting bracket? Is that the single bolt that you mentioned? If so then the only option we have that could work is Fulton jack #F1411300301 which normally uses mounting bracket #P9012-00. And the replacement hardware…

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To replace your older Fulton Magnum Series 1500 Pound Jack, I recommend the Fulton Bolt-Thru Swivel Marine Jack #FXP15W. This 1,500 pound swivel jack is what Fulton replaced the Magnum Series with, so it should use the same mounting design as your…

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Answer 5

The Fulton Bolt-Thru Swivel Marine Jack part #FXP10W0301 does not come with the bolt-thru swivel bracket you will need to attach it to the trailer. For this, you can use the part #P9012-00. The plate that you are referring to will attach to the above…

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Answer 6

In terms of a direct replacement for the same mounting method as your Bulldog #BD154107, you'll want to use the Fulton #FXP15W . which will bolt on to your existing welded on jack mount and comes with a wheel. The main difference between these…

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Answer 7

I took a look at the installation instructions for the Fulton Bolt-Thru Swivel Marine Jack part #FXP15W and there isn't any sort of torque spec for the center bolt but what is stated is that you will need to tighten the lockout until there is…

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Answer 8

The Fulton Bolt-Through Swivel Jack, part #F1411300301 will allow you to use the existing bracket welded to your trailer frame. The jack has a 1500 lb lift capacity, so if your trailer's tongue weight is less than that amount, it'll work…

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Answer 9

Thank you for providing the picture of your existing mount. This was helpful to idenfication and I have attached it to this post. As you mentioned, the 90 degree snap in holes are 3" apart from center to center. It may be helpful to note that…

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Answer 10

What would work as a replacement for your Fulton 1,200 lb jack that I would recommend is the Fulton Round, Snap-Ring Swivel Marine Jack #FTJ120W0301. In your pictures you did not include one that shows the bracket that attaches to your trailer mount,…

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Answer 11

Based on the picture you submitted the Fulton Marine Jack part #FXP100W0301 that you referenced would be exactly what you'd need and would bolt right up to the mount you have on the trailer frame.

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Answer 12

Hi Stacy; we still carry the Fulton Boat Trailer Jack w/ Wheel #FXP100W0301 so you can order the exact same jack. I see you looked at a few others so if this is not the jack you were referring to please let me know in the comments below.

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