Recommended Trailer Jack for a Trailer With a 2K Tongue Weight Rating

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Any safety concerns? Does tongue weight change?

asked by: Bob B

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Expert Reply:

Hey Bob, I don't know of any safety concerns regarding the Bulldog Round, A-Frame Jack # BD155033 and the tongue weight does not change.

This jack has a 2,000 lb lift capacity, so as long as your trailer's tongue weight is less than 2,000 lbs, this'll work great.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Answer 1

From the bottom of the mounting bracket down to the bottom of the outer tube measures 3-1/2 inches on the Pro Series jack part #PS1401000303 that you referenced.

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Answer 2

Bulldog A-frame jacks like the #BD155033 are made overseas, but there are some Made in the USA options available. If you're looking for an American made A-Frame trailer jack, the A-Frame Trailer Jack - Topwind - 2,000 lbs. by Dutton-Lainson…

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Answer 3

As long as your jack stand has a 2" outer diameter tube then, yes, you could use the Bulldog #BD155033 in this manner. This jack has a 15" lift and a 2000-lbs capacity, so you would want to make sure that you're going off the capacity…

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I went out to our warehouse to take a look at the Buyers Products A-Frame Jack #3370091265 referenced in your question. I measured a height from the mounting bracket up to the top of the tube (before the handle) of just about 9-1/2 inches. I have…

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Answer 5

Yes the Bulldog Round A-Frame Jack, #BD155033, will work well for your Carry-On model trailer. The jack has a 2000 lbs lift capacity and a total of 15 inches of lift. The mounting bracket on the jack is usually an universal fit. To make your that…

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Answer 6

Yes we do, the jack you are looking for is our part number #BD15164.

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Answer 7

The Bulldog #BD155033 has bottom of mounting bracket to bottom of inner tube dimension of 5-13/16 inches when the jack is fully retracted. Its 2000 lb lift capacity is more than enough to handle the tongue weight of your trailer.

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Answer 8

We have 2,000 lb A-frame jacks made by the same parent company Cequent that your jack was made by with the Pro Series jack part #PS1401000303 which is a topwind. I attached a review video for more info on this as well.

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Answer 9

The difference between 5-1/2 inches and 5-2/5 inches is 1/10 of an inch and would most likely not make a noticeable difference. However, if you were looking for the absolute shortest retracted distance you would want the Bulldog Round, A-Frame Jack,…

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Answer 10

We have checked with Bulldog in the past about the replacement options for the Bulldog A-Frame Jack part 1551060301 that you have and they were able to give us all of the information we need to offer you a solution. The best option we have is the…

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Answer 11

I called Bulldog about the Bulldog A-Frame Jack part 1551060301 that you are wanting to replace and they were able to give me all of the information I need to offer you a solution. The best option we have is the Bulldog Round A-Frame Jack part…

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Answer 12

From the bottom of the mounting plate to the bottom of the outer tube is 3-1/4 inches on the Pro Series Round, A-Frame Jack #PS1401000303. I've attached a picture as well.

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