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

Item U4060-3
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$32.99

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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 Safety Pin Allows For Quick, Secure Attachment
      • Adds 8-1/2" Of Height To Jack
      • Due To The Plating Process, There May Be Some Surface Corrosion Inside The Tube

      Description

      Durable Jack Foot. The Pin-On Trailer Jack Foot supports up to 2,000 lbs. trailer tongue weight and provides added height and stability for trailer jacks. It slides onto a 2-inch diameter jack tube to enhance support and ease of use when lifting trailers, ensuring secure attachment and effective load handling during trailer operations.

      Construction and Appearance. Made from robust materials with a clear zinc finish for corrosion resistance and long-term durability. It features a secure pin attachment system and adds 8-1/2 inches of height to the jack. Minor interior surface corrosion may be present due to the plating process.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward with no drilling required; the included safety pin allows for quick and secure attachment. It fits easily onto any compatible 2-inch diameter jack tube model.

      Warranty. The product includes a limited lifetime warranty covering finish and parts for one year.

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      Tech Specs

      4.8

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