Can Bulldog Trailer Jack part # BD1700100301 Be Mounted With Handle Not Facing Forward

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Can this jack be mounted so the handle is on the side of the trailer, not in front or over the traler?

asked by: Captain R

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Expert Reply:

Hey Captain Russ, yes you can mount the jack so that the handle isn't facing the front of the trailer if wanted. The mounting bolt pattern of the jack is a perfect triangle basically so you could rotate it in three different positions.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Captain R.

4/8/2025

Thanks Jameson, appreciate the help.

Jameson C.

4/8/2025

@CaptainR No prob!

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