Does the etrailer Bolt-On Mounting Plate for Trailer Jacks Come w/ a 1/2" Pin Hole?

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part e52jr bolt on swivel mounting plate- can i get this part with a 1/2 in pin hole instead of the 5/8.

asked by: Dan C

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Sorry Dan. The etrailer Bolt-On Swivel Mounting Plate item # e52JR only comes with a 5/8" pin hole.

What kind of jack do you have?

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Dan C.

8/6/2025

I was looking at your jack#TJP-2001-B , this is most compatible with my trailer.

Jerred H.

8/7/2025

@DanC The Round, Pipe Mount Swivel Jack w/ Footplate item # TJP-2001-B is going to be compatible with the etrailer Bolt-On Swivel Mounting Plate item # e52JR. The jack comes with a 9/16" pin that will work with the 5/8" diameter pin hole on the mount. The 2-1/4" outer tube will slide right over the bolt on mount if you do not want to weld on the included pipe mount.

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Does the etrailer Bolt-On Mounting Plate for Trailer Jacks Come w/ a 1/2" Pin Hole?

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