Does etrailer Carry Replacement Gears for Shelby 6101B
Updated 09/02/2025 | Published 06/17/2025
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Hi - Chat GPT said you have the parts to fix my Shelby 3,500 lb Trailer Jack 6101B - the gears slip when cranking the jack up. I think I had it hitched and wasnt paying attention and lifted the camper and my F150. Jack is 22 high and 2 square steel. I hope I can fix it otherwise I have to go to the welding shop and install a BullDog. Also I need a 3.5 D-Rink in the back thats missing. And my septic tank sensor are wrong. Do you sell sensors or know how to service those? Thanks very much. Joseph
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Expert Reply:
Hi Joseph, I'm sorry to say that information is incorrect. I asked ChatGPT about this out of curiosity and it said there must be a misunderstanding. It was aware of the fact that Shelby has been gone for years and the internal components are no longer available.
Unless you can get a machine shop to make some replacement gears the only solution is to replace it with a similar jack like the Bulldog # BD195354, # BD190758, or # BD190754, or whatever other Bulldog jack you found, and take it to a certified welder for installation.
You can get septic tank sensors serviced at your local RV repair shop or swap them out with an aftermarket system like the SeeLeveL # SE59VR.
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Robin H.
9/2/2025
Hi Joseph, did you end up replacing your Shelby jack with a Bulldog jack, or did you find another solution? I'm curious to know what worked for you, as it might help others facing the same issue.