Foot Plate Recommendation for a Bulldog A-Frame Round Jack

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What foot for this Bulldog jack?

asked by: Wes

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Hey Wes, thanks for reaching out!

To add a footplate to the Bulldog A-Frame Round Jack # BD1700100301 you just need the part # JF-100-ZBK. It's designed around the RAM and etrailer jacks, but it will also work with the Bulldog jacks just fine!

expert reply by: Jon G

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Jon G.

11/17/2025

Hey Wes, how did the footplate work out with your Bulldog jack? Knowing how it fit could help others looking for the same setup.

Answer 1

Hi Mark, Yep, it sure will; the Drop Leg for etrailer and Ram Jacks #JF-1005H-Z will indeed fit the Bulldog A-Frame Round Jack #BD1700100301.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 11

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