Mounting Plate Thickness of Fulton Jack HD50000101

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The thickness of Mounting Plate on Fulton Jack # HD50000101. Could you please advise what is the thickness of the Mounting Plate? thanks.

asked by: Tony. C

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Expert Reply:

The Fulton Marine Jack # HD50000101 mounting plate has a 1/4" thickness.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

You could install the Fulton Marine Jack #HD50000101 on a trailer frame that measures 3 inches by 3 inches but you'd have to use 1 inch spacers as the smallest set of u-bolts that comes with this kit is for a 4 inch frame dimension.

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Answer 2

What you describe typically happens if the jack has been over-extended or retracted. I'd continue spraying PB Blaster on the screw, followed by some raps on the end of the screw with a mallet or dead-blow hammer which will hopefully free things…

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Answer 3

Your best bet is going to be hardware kit #F0933325S00. The bolt is a 1/2 inch coarse threaded bolt with matching nut and bushing. But it sounds like the nut or bolt is backing out on your assembly. This could mean the lock washer is shot. You could…

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Answer 4

I found a jack that fits all of your criteria except it is a little heavier at 21 lbs. It is the Drop Leg Trailer Jack with Footplate - item #DL97MR. This is a bolt on side wind jack that has plenty of travel.

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Answer 5

I have a solution to your question. For the Dutton-Lainson Bolt-On, Drop Leg Trailer Jack, #DL22320, I have attached a photo of the mounting bracket. We have measured the bracket and the distances of the mounting holes and marked them for you in the…

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Answer 6

Hey Lance, To determine the correct SumoSprings for your 2016 Forest River Wildwood 28DBUD we'll need to first see if your leaf springs sit above or below the axle and we'll need to know the axle capacity. If your springs sit above the axle…

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Answer 7

While your frustration is understandable and we have a solution for you, I wouldn't be able to tell you with absolute certainty that using the Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack #JET-3755 will stop your tailgate from hitting the jack. The…

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Answer 8

From your description, it sounds like you need a stabilizer jack like the Stallion Stabilizer Jacks - 7" Drop Leg Travel - 22-1/4" - Qty 2 #288-01892-2. These jacks are able to be out of the way when not needed and then add 1000 lb capacity…

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Answer 9

I believe you're referring to is the Pro Series Round, Pipe-Mount Swivel Jack #PS1401440303, and the pipe this mounts too cannot be bolted on, it must be welded on. For this reason I recommend the Fulton Marine Jack - Square Tube, Fixed Mount…

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Answer 10

I have a different option for you, but the Trailer Valet JXS Jack #TV64FR is not recommended for use in salt water per my contact at Trailer Valet. Instead you will want to go with the Fulton Marine Jack - Square Tube, Fixed Mount - 28" Lift -…

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Answer 11

I went out to our warehouse and pulled off the inner tube/base of the Fulton Marine Jack #HD50000101 and measured from the top of the base out to each of the holes. The diagram I have below shows the measurement from the base to the center of each…

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Answer 12

A trailer jack only lifts part of the weight of the trailer and not the whole 10,000 pounds of your trailer. A 10K trailer would have a tongue weight of around 1,000 to 1,500 pounds. But the higher the capacity of the jack the easier it is for the…

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