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Replacement Direct-Weld Square Trailer Jack Bearing

Item U4094-5
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • Compatible With CURT Direct Weld Square Jacks #28570
      • Finish BLACK ZINC
      • Material Durable Steel
      • Parcel Allowed Yes
      • Part Type Replacement Direct Weld Square Jack Bearing
      • Shipping Weight 0.500 lbs
      • Warranty Limited Lifetime Warranty on Structure, One Year on Finish and Parts

      Description

      Replacement Trailer Component. The Replacement Direct-Weld Square Trailer Jack Bearing is designed to restore and maintain the smooth operation of direct weld square jacks. This bearing reduces friction and wear, extends the life of the jack mechanism, and helps ensure reliable support of your trailer during use.

      Construction and Appearance. Crafted from durable steel, this bearing features a black zinc finish that provides corrosion resistance and a professional appearance. It is designed to meet original manufacturer specifications for fit and function.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires minimal tools. This replacement part can be easily integrated into the existing direct weld square jack assembly to quickly restore function.

      Warranty. This product includes a limited lifetime warranty covering structural integrity, with a one-year warranty on finish and parts.

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      Tech Specs

      4.8

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