Can Adapter Plate be Used to Install Bulldog Velocity Series 12K Electric Landing Gear Jack

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have a 2015 Sundowner Horizon 6906 RS. what adapter plate is required?

asked by: Ron

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According to the instructions for the Bulldog Velocity Series Electric Landing Gear Jack # BD185400 there are 2 ways to install this jack; you can either use at least four 1/2" grade 5 bolts, or four U-Bolts. There are no adapters to make this compatible with other styles of mounting so you'll need to check out the attached dimension photo and review video to help determine if this will work for your application or not.

expert reply by: Jon G

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