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Bolt-On Trailer Jack Foot; 2,000 lb.

Item U4001-3
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • Designed To Fit CURT Jacks And Many Competitive Models
      • Supports Up To 2,000 Lbs Trailer Tongue Weight
      • Included Nut And Bolt Allow For Secure Attachment
      • Clear Zinc Finish For Corrosion Resistance
      • Limited Lifetime Warranty With One-Year Finish And One-Year Parts Coverage
      • Shipping Weight 0.670 Pounds

      Description

      Heavy-Duty Jack Foot. The Bolt-On Trailer Jack Foot; 2,000 lb. provides added stability and support to trailer jacks. It is designed to bolt securely onto 2-inch diameter tubes, making it versatile for CURT jacks and many competitive models, ensuring reliable performance for a range of towing needs.

      Construction and Appearance. This jack foot is made from sturdy steel featuring a clear zinc finish that offers protection against rust and corrosion. The bolt-on design includes a nut and bolt for secure attachment, ensuring durability and longevity during use.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward with the included hardware, requiring no drilling. The bolt-on system allows for a simple and secure fit onto compatible 2-inch diameter tubes.

      Warranty. Backed by a limited lifetime warranty, including one-year coverage on the finish and parts, to provide peace of mind.

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      Tech Specs

      4.8

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