Troubleshooting Powered A-Frame Jack that Won't Raise or Lower Manually or Electrically

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the jack will not extend either powered of manually.

asked by: Ron C

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Sounds like the inner screw of the Bulldog Powered Trailer Jack part # BD500200 that you have is damaged which would require the jack to be replaced. If it's less than 5 years you might be able to get it warrantied but otherwise you'd need to get a new jack.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The Bulldog Powered Drive a-frame trailer jack #BD500200 is circuit protected internally so additional fuses or breakers are not required. The jack should be ran off of a trailer mounted battery and not off of the 12 volt circuit through the trailer…

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Answer 2

The Bulldog Powered-Drive Trailer Jack, item #BD500200, only has one wire, the power wire. This jack attaches to ground through the mounting hardware and the trailer frame. When wiring the jack to your 7-Way trailer connector you will need to make…

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Answer 3

The specifications we have for the Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 22" Lift - 4,000 lbs #BD500199 (Black) and #BD500200 (White) are the correct ones. We take these measurements ourselves and the 31-3/4" extended…

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Answer 4

If your 4K Bulldog A-Frame jack like part #BD500199 or #BD500200 is struggling under the tongue weight of a 14,000 lb trailer then I would have to agree that it likely isn't getting the power it needs from the 7-Way on your truck and using a…

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Answer 5

From the center of the shaft to the front outside edge of the motor housing is 3-1/2 inches. I included some of the mounting plate when I measured for height, which is 8-1/4 inches, since that sticks out over the shaft as well. I also measured from…

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Answer 6

The distance from the top of the mounting plate to the bottom of the housing on the Bulldog Powered-Drive Trailer Jack, #BD500200, is 13 inches.

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Answer 7

The retracted height of the Bulldog Powered-Drive 4,000 Pound Capacity Trailer Jack, #BD500200, is 9-3/4 inches, measured from the bottom of the foot up to the bottom of the bracket that mounts to the trailer frame. I have included a link to a video…

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Answer 8

The Bulldog Powered-Drive Trailer Jack #BD500200 would do well as a powered jack for your 6500 lb trailer. It would also work to jack up your trailer to install the weight distribution system you have. This jack can lift trailers with up to 4,000 lbs…

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Answer 9

I had our warehouse measure the Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 22" Lift - 4,000 lbs - White #BD500200 and it measures at 4-1/4" wide as shown in the included diagram. I included a video of the #BD500200 for you to…

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Answer 10

I have a solution for you, but the Bulldog #BD500200 is only going to be about 2" shorter than you current jack, and I think we can do a little bit better than that to make sure that you get full use of the tailgate on your 2019 Chevy Suburban.…

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Answer 11

The inner leg of the Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack #BD500200 that you referenced is a solid tube. It does not have a welded seam that runs up the leg of the jack.

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Answer 12

The Diameter of the main tube is 2-1/4 inches on the Bulldog Powered-Drive Camper Jack, item #BD500200. There are 6 holes in the mounting plate for either 2-1/2 inch mounting pattern or 3 inch mounting pattern. These are the standard bolt patterns…

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