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Replacement Direct-Weld Square Trailer Jack Pin

Item U4107-4
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$21.99

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • Compatible With CURT Direct Weld Square Jacks #28570 And #28575
      • Replacement Pull-Pin Secures Jack Foot In Stored Position
      • Includes Chain For Convenient Attachment
      • Durable Zinc-Plated Finish Provides Corrosion Resistance

      Description

      Reliable Replacement Component. The Replacement Direct-Weld Square Trailer Jack Pin is designed to securely retain the jack foot, preventing movement during travel. It is an essential part for maintaining jack stability and operational safety, ensuring the jack foot remains firmly in the stored position when not in use.

      Construction and Appearance. This pin features a durable zinc-plated finish that offers corrosion resistance and lasting performance. Manufactured to precise specifications, it is made from quality materials suitable for rugged towing environments. The included chain enhances convenience by keeping the pin attached to the jack.

      Installation. Installation is simple and requires no drilling, as the pin is designed to insert directly into the jack’s drop leg. This allows for quick replacement and minimal downtime during upkeep or repairs.

      Warranty. The product is backed by a limited lifetime warranty covering one year for finish and one year for parts.

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      Tech Specs

      4.8

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