Is the Mounting Hardware Included with the Domar Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT

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Does the item come with the necessary hardware bolts, nuts, and washers? Thanks

asked by: Will

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The Domar Stabilizer Jack, # TJ01RT, does not include the installation hardware. This jack can be welded or bolted to the trailer frame. Having the jack welded to the trailer frame by a qualified professional would be the best option, but bolting the jack to your trailer will work as well.

The bolt holes on this jack are 7/16 inches in diameter and 3 inches apart on center. I recommend using grade 5 or grade 8 bolts for the strongest possible connection. These can be found at most local hardware stores.

expert reply by: John H

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The mounting holes of the Stabilizer Jack #TJ01RT are 7/16" in diameter so any bolt 1/32" smaller than that will fit the hole. The length is going to depend on your setup. The bolt thickness can be a bit smaller as long as the head of the…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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