Replacement Spring Loaded Pull Pin For 6,000lb Jacks

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I have Jacks rated at 6000 lbs, would this pin be a replacement for my jacks?

asked by: Karen

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The Spring-Loaded Pull Pin for etrailer and Ram 5th Wheel Landing Gear # RVLG-SPP is designed for use on etrailer or Ram branded jacks. That being said it's a simple pull pin so as long as your current on is 3/8" in diameter this pin should work. The pin length for this part is 2-5/8".

If you measure you current pin and get a different diameter let me know and I can find the correct pin for your application.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Pin Length For Lippert Landing Gear 2-1/4" with 3/8" Pin
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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