This high-quality tapered roller bearing lasts twice as long as other brands. Special alloy blend reduces vibration, extending bearing life. Replacement part uses industry-standard number.
I checked with Bulldog and here is why they include the extra gears with the #BD1824200100: If your date code is before E06 (May 2006), then you will also need to change out the bevel gear (included) to accommodate the larger dowel pin (included).…
Hey Ron, good to hear from you! How long are your current U-Bolts? The U-Bolt Kit #APUBR-8 could potentially work as it has 7" long U-Bolts, but it really boils down to what you currently have. For something longer we have the MORryde U-Bolt Kit…
Since trailer makers don't maintain spec on the jacks they install (especially for a 5th wheel that is close to 17 years old) you'll want to check the jack for any part numbers to help you choose the correct repair kit. We do have bevel gear…
There is an initial pin that holds the shaft at the top of the jack into place. You will simply need to use a flat head screwdriver to compress the spring that is covering up that pin and the pin should fall right out. From there it is just a matter…
Bulldog Powered-Drive Kit #BD1824200100 comes with the parts needed to install and use the kit with your Fulton Magnum 12K jack as long as it was made after 2003. If it was made in 2003 or earlier then there isn't a kit for it.
I spoke to my contact at Bulldog who said that the Model 12, 180 Series Bulldog jack that you have is the older version of the the current 10K jacks like part #BD182500. Since you have the older version without the spring that you mentioned seeing in…
Even though I cannot comment specifically on the grease you used because I am not familiar with it, I can tell you the best grease for trailer bearings is a a grease with a rating of GC-LB, which just means it is made to withstand very high…
I would be happy to help! Since your Dexter axle has a 7000lb rating you will need the Electric Brake Assemblies #23-464-465 for self adjusting brakes, or #23-180-181 for standard brakes that you will need to adjust on occasion. I recommended the…
The best and safest way to have the axles orientated to the leaf spring is the way the trailer was originally manufactured. The trailer manufacturer will have tested the trailer with the original suspension setup for adequate braking and handling…
You can get the longer U-bolts here; I checked with Roadmaster, and the 2630 are simply 7 inch long U-bolts, so you can use the following: - 3" Round Trailer U-Bolts (Qty 2) #SP01-060 These are 7 inches long so they are the same, and for a…
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