A-Frame Trailer Jack with Outside Tube Diameter of 2 inches

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What is the Outside top tube diameter? I am looking for a jack with an Outer tubing diameter: 2inch or a jack that the outer tube stops at the mounting plate. See attached picture to see how the larger tube ends at the mounting plate.

asked by: SHELDON S

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It is harder to find trailer jacks with 2 inch outer tube diameters, but the Dutton Lainson part # DL22530 does have that outer tube size.

For a foot you'd want the part # DL22541 and then for a wheel part # DL22414.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 2

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