Is There Bulldog Jack with Same Lifting Capacity as etrailer Electric Jack e23ZV

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Will one of your large bulldog type trailer jacks push and pull with the same force?

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Hey Scott, we have the Bulldog jack part # BD500187 that has the same 3,500 lb lifting capacity as the etrailer jack part # e23ZV that you referenced. I assume this is what you were referring to when you said push and pull force.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Scott

9/11/2025

Thank you

Jameson C.

9/11/2025

@Scott Glad to help!

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