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

Item U4002-1
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$17.99

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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 Nut And Bolt Allow For Secure Attachment

      Description

      Heavy-Duty Trailer Support. The Bolt-On Trailer Jack Foot; 2,000 lb enhances trailer stability and support by providing a wide, durable base for trailer jacks. It attaches to various trailer jacks to help distribute weight evenly and prevent sinking into soft ground. This accessory is essential for safely maneuvering and parking trailers of different types.

      Durable Steel Construction. Made from sturdy steel, this jack foot features a clear zinc finish that provides corrosion resistance and longevity. The bolt-on design ensures a solid connection between the foot and jack tube, with quality materials that support up to 2,000 pounds of tongue weight.

      Simple Installation. Installation is straightforward, requiring only the included nut and bolt for secure mounting. No drilling or additional modifications to the jack tube are necessary, making the attachment process quick and easy.

      Limited Lifetime Warranty. This product includes a limited lifetime warranty covering finish and parts for one year, providing confidence in its durability and performance.

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      Tech Specs

      4.8

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