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I have a 1998 MFI trailer for my Triton TR18. The jack is a Fulton jack with a C clip that holds the jack to the trailer bracket. The trailer bracket is welded to the trailer. The jack is getting harder and harder to crank, and I think it it time to replace it.
Has anyone replaced their jack and installed the new one on the existing trailer bracket? I really don't want to bolt or have another bracket welded to the trailer.
Any recommendations on a jack that would fit.
Thanks
Bert Nagy
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BENagy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have a 1998 MFI trailer for my Triton TR18. The jack is a Fulton jack with a C clip that holds the jack to the trailer bracket. The trailer bracket is welded to the trailer. The jack is getting harder and harder to crank, and I think it it time to replace it.
Has anyone replaced their jack and installed the new one on the existing trailer bracket? I really don't want to bolt or have another bracket welded to the trailer.
Any recommendations on a jack that would fit.
Thanks
Bert Nagy</TD></TR></TABLE>
I have the same jack on my 2000 TR20 trailer. Last time I needed a part for it I called Fulton directly and ordered it from them. That's where I'd look for a replacement jack. You'll find their phone number on this page - http://www.fultonperformance.com/home.html http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/thumbsup2.gif
There is a TSC (Tractor Supply Company) in Winder that may have the jack you need. That is where I got mine(TSC) Fulton replacement.
I have a 99 stratos, and my jack started doing the same thing last summer. One day it just broke. I ended up buying a slightly heavier duty Fulton unit from West Marine to replace it. The newer unit bolted right up to the plate on the trailer. The only difference was the spring loaded pin on the jack was a bigger diameter than the bracket on the trailer. A quick ream w/ the appropriate drill bit and it was done.