85 SN Trailer Tongue Jack

My trailers jack collapsed yesterday. It was the original? 500lb bolt on Attwood. I am looking for a bolt on replacement. I'd like a larger swivel wheel type. Seems like most of the ones I find are the swing up variety.

The closest models I have found to the original are:

Fulton TJ12220301
Fulton

Dutton-Laison 22507
Dutton-Laison

Any other recommendations or preference out of the two?

Thanks,
Chuck

Fulton original style rocks. That's what is on my 85 and its smooth as silk. You can, however, throw ever Fulton F2 style jack directly into the closest trash receptacle.

I went with this Dutton-Lainson jack on my 88 years ago and love it. Two wheels is the way to go IMHO if you gotta move a loaded trailer around in the driveway and especially on dirt or grass.

I thought CC used Shelby

They are a little more expensive.

gun-driver wrote: Morfoot wrote: Two wheels is the way to go IMHO if you gotta move a loaded trailer around in the driveway and especially on dirt or grass. How much tounge weight do have on that thing, I can lift my trailers by hand and move them around (their heavy but can be lifted)

It's around 200 I believe and it might even be less than that since Boat Mate got ahold of the trailer and put surge brakes on it for me. I've got a swing away hitch now since the modification which is nice. I do realize that the 1200lb load rating on the jack is a bit over kill (understatement) but have two wheels makes pushing the trailer around so much easier as I tuck the boat up tight against the garage wall at home.

I don't do dead lifts or squats anymore and I ain't throwing my back out to lift a loaded boat trailer tongue just to see if I can!

DrCC wrote: I thought CC used Shelby They are a little more expensive.

Eagle used Shelby, the funky box attachment style jacks on the Ramlin trailers I believe was a specially spec from Bulldog. I've had good luck with bulldog but they seem to cater more towards the utility trailer style jacks.