How Does the Ultimate Trailer Jack Weld UJ44FR to the Frame?
Updated 05/14/2026 | Published 05/05/2026 >
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How does this weld-on? It looks like a bolt-on to me. Im trying to replace the Fulton jacks weve been using, that were: weld-on, side-wind, wheeled -preferably 8, at least 10inch lift. Thoughts?
asked by: Jon
Expert Reply:
Hey Jon, welcome back. The adapter plate included with the Ultimate Trailer Jack item # UJ44FR can be welded directly to your trailer's frame. You can also use the included hardware and brackets to bolt it to your trailer's frame.
The Ultimate Trailer Jack item # UJ44FR is a 1,500 lbs capacity jack with a 27-1/2" total lift. It is zinc plated for corrosion resistance and includes a 5-3/4" wheel. This would be a great replacement for your older Fulton Jack.
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Jon
5/14/2026
Hmmm...Is the weldable surface permanently attached to the jack? Can the jack be replaced without cutting off the old bracket? I'm the owner of Oregon Trail'R, a teardrop trailer manufacturer. I only like weld on brackets, and I need to be able to replace the jack easily for service issues. Also, I would like to find something with a larger ~8" wheel. I would love to use one of the ARK jacks, but I need weld-on, not clamp-on. I think ARK does make a version like that, but I haven't seen in on your site. Thoughts?

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Charles C.
5/8/2026
This is a surprisingly heavy jack for a 1,500 lb rating. For most applications, the bolt on (really clamp on) option should work well and install in minutes. I also like the fact that wheel swivels easily on hard surfaces.