Is There An Adapter That Connects The Ark Xtreme Off-Road Swivel Trailer Jack To A Pipe Mount?

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I have a question regarding the ARK ORJW750BDU XO750 swivel plate. Is there by chamce an adapter plate that could be used on an existing pipe mount or an adapter plate that would convert this to a removable style dolly?

asked by: Ryan A

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Expert Reply:

Hey Ryan, thanks for reaching out. The Ark Xtreme Off-Road Swivel Trailer Jack # ORJW750BD swivel plate jack is a really solid setup, but there isn’t an adapter available to convert it to work with an existing pipe mount or turn it into a removable-style dolly.

If you want to use that jack, you’re looking at switching away from the pipe mount setup. That typically means removing the old mount and installing the # ORJW750BD plate directly to the tongue, or mounting it alongside the existing bracket if space allows.

What kind of trailer do you have?

expert reply by: Jesse M

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Ark Xtreme Off-Road Swivel Trailer Jack w/ 2 Wheels - Sidewind - 18" Lift - Black - 1,650 lbs
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Ryan A.

5/12/2026

I have a small to medium military style trailer with a rooftop tent.

Jesse M.

5/12/2026

@RyanA Oh nice! Yea the Ark jack will compliment that nicely as long as you have room.

Brian H.

5/13/2026

The Jack is a solid setup - best I have ever owned. It has a specific mount, doubt it would work on a pipe style without some mods. Also, the crank is opposite and the handle is held on magnetically- don’t forget to take it off before towing - ask me how I know. It’s a bad ass but took me several times moving it around and trying to ensure the location would work. Once you figure it out - you will love it.

Jesse M.

5/13/2026

@BrianH Hey Brian, thanks for sharing! Glad to hear you are so happy with your Ark jack. I agree they are definitely one of the best out there. Gotta be careful with that handle though lol. Thanks again for the feedback!

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