Possible Option to Replace FIC Jack Foot

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I need to replace the foot for my FIC jack. The foot I have is 7 inch high, 1 5/8 inch tube diameter, with a 5 1/2 inch foot. Which of your products is a good replacement?

asked by: Don R

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The closest thing we have which may work is a jack foot for a Stromberg Carlson jack, and it has a 1-3/4" tube diameter:

- Replacement Foot Pad for Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jacks # 2500-3755G

This is otherwise similar, with a total height of 7-5/16", a 5-1/2" foot, and a distance between the pin holes of 1-7/16". For a pin you can use the Replacement Cage Pin # 2500-26.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

Hey John. The answer to your question really depends on what specific weight distribution (WD) system you are using. Many WD systems specify a tongue weight range that the hitch will work with. For example, the Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

The 1-1/8 inch socket is needed so that the 3/4-10 bolts that hold the head assembly to the weight distribution shank can be torqued properly to the figure mentioned in step 3 on page 5 of the linked installation instructions. When the instructions…

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The outer diameter of this tube is 1-3/4 inches, if that matches the diameter of your old foot, this should work well for you. A snapper pin like #2500-26 is typically used to hold the foot in place.

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Answer 5

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You will need the Replacement Foot Pad #2500-25 for your Stromberg Carlson Electric A-Frame Tongue Jack #JET-2500. You can see this foot mounts on the outside of the inner tube while the Replacement Foot Pad #2500-3755G you found fits inside the…

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

Congrats on the new motorhome Edward! SnapPad doesn't have the 2026 Allego Red 38 KA in their system so I don't know what size your jack feet are. However, we have a few options that will work with the HWH leveling systems. What you'll…

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Answer 12

Hey Rex! Those are some great questions. A weight distribution hitch (WDH) isn't always needed but in your case you will want one. Typically if the weight of your trailer is more than 50% of the weight of your vehicle it is a good idea to use a…

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