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The Fulton F2 trailer jack features a robust 1600 lb lift capacity and precision machining that is a revolution in trailer jack engineering. The strongest mount and swivel on the market, along with faster cranking, release pin, and wheel wedge to make moving and supporting any trailer tongue easy.
The F2's precision extruded aluminum alloy inner and outer tubes, combined with twin alignment bushings, ensure a precision fit. The anodized finish keep the tubes virtually corrosion free. Engineered to be the strongest swivel mechanism in the industry it is also the first mounting system that can be adjusted to any desired height.
An integrated pull pin with an ergonomic grip makes it easy to swivel into position for lifting or transport. Twin track 7" diameter wheels are designed to roll independently to make changing direction smooth and effortless.
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Maintenance free design holds up to salt water use
Ergonomic design operates smoothly with ease
Strong, durable construction
Stylish design somliments the boat and trailer styling with a clean high tech look
Rigorously tested
Available in single or dual wheel design
Wider wheel base adds superior stability.
BRAND:
Fulton
Type:
Jacks
Questions & Answers about Fulton F2 Aluminum Trailer Jack:
2013-03-20A shopper asked: does this jack have a greese fitting?
2013-02-19JEFF P asked: What is the weight of the dual wheel jack ?
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2013-02-20THOMAS CRAINE: It seems to be less than 10 pounds. It works very well.
2013-02-20DOUGLAS SMITH: The description says 1600 lb capacity. I have a 18.6 foot blazer bay boat. All storage compartments full. Lifts boat with no strain at all. In fact, my wife can work the jack with no strain.
2013-02-20DOUGLAS SMITH: Sorry, misread question. The jack itself is definitely less than 10 lbs. I'm extremely please with it.
2013-02-20RALPH KIMBALL: Hi Jeff:
I am guessing it is about 15 pounds. Anyway, it doesn't appreciably affect the tongue weight on my trailer. The weight is probably in the specs somewhere.
Ralph
2013-02-20DANIEL SCHWEERS: The jack itself is not very heavy. It actually weighs only slightly more than my old single wheel jack that came standard with the trailer.
As for its capacity, my boat weighs about 2,000 lbs., and this jack takes it up and down with hardly ay effort. It's a good piece of hardware, well-made, and does the job.
2012-08-26A shopper asked: the double wheel on cement surface DOES NOT turn well at all. Why?
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2012-08-30VINCENT CAMMARATO: Mine works fine on cement, check to see if the wheel lock may be partially engaged
2012-08-30Richard Wachholtz: There can be several reasons.Mine is not good in sand.Tongue weight could be too heavy,jack may be too high.Try lowering the jack and check the brake.Sorry I can't bee help.I really like my jack and it still looks like new.
2012-08-30ERIC FLICKINGER: I found the same frustrating issue on my Double wheel on any surface. I wish I could exchange it for a single wheel. I have had a single wheel for many years and so happy. Then, I bought the double wheel for my second boat thinking I would be double happy! I am fully frustrated... It has been well over a year and I have not contacted anyone to discuss an exchange, or trade back for a single. Unless we are missing something here? Is there a solution to get the double wheel to turn? Like a shopping cart wheel? The double wheel just seems too wide for its pivot point. The single wheel is fine!
2012-08-31KENNETH WILLIAMS: I have only used my Fulton trailer jack on gravel surface in remote Alaska and it has worked fine as one could expect for the conditions. I imagine tongue weight would also effect the turning performance.
2012-06-21FRANK FERGUSON asked: do I have to grease or oil this F2 jack?
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2012-06-22THOMAS FLYNN: No Frank. No lubrication
is necessary.
2012-06-22RALPH KIMBALL: I don't know yet. I put the boat in the water today and plan to take the cap off the jack to check inside as well as seeing if there is any way to get to the screw part of the jack. I can let you know after I take a look.
Ralph
2012-06-22ERIC FLICKINGER: I have two of these jacks (first one I have had for three seasons... single wheel) and I have only occasionally sprayed WD40 on the outside... not for any particular reason. I think it would have held up the same with or without the occasional spray. The hinge coating has a touch of surface rust but... nothing affecting the function. Works the same as when I installed it after so many uses in and around Bay salt water.
I have not oiled or touched the inside of these jacks whatsoever.
So nice compared to the annual throw away jacks that I have used for so many decades otherwise! Highly recommend these jacks.
The double wheel version is overkill for both of my 2000 pound plus boats.
I have a double wheel version and a single wheel version... The single wheel suits for any reasonable runabout. I think the single wheel could easily handle up to 4000 pound boats with a few hundred pounds of tongue weight.
2012-06-22THOMAS PIERSON: no grease or oil required. awseome jack!!!
2012-06-23Richard Wachholtz: I have only had my jack for a short while.It had a hard month of salt water use.There is no way to grease this unit.everything is sealed.I did spray it with WD40 after each use.It still looks new.My last 3 jacks would have been rusting .Hope this helps.
2012-06-24KWAN YONG: I'm not sure. After one year, it works like new and hasn't been greased or oiled. Then it doesn't get dunked in the water either.
2012-04-08RICHARD WACHHOLTZ asked: I am sick and tired of buying a new jack each year because of salt water corrosion and rusted out mechanisms.Does the fulton F2 really hold up to salt water use?
Rick
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2012-04-09ALEX HUNT: I have installed the new jack and it seems very well made. I have not got it salty yet so I do not know how it will hold up. It has got to be better than the steel ones. Alex H
2012-04-09ERIC FLICKINGER: After three full seasons of heavy use... Yes! I am so happy not to have to deal with corroded and rusted trailer jacks! The single wheel has served me well on a very heavy tonge weight. I just bought a second F2 for a second boat and tried the double wheel but, really - the double wheel may be overkill. I have not installed the double wheel yet but, hope it rolls over my stone driveway a little better than the single. The single is perfect though on any firm surface, even grass.
The F2 is quite a bit heavier/heftier than the usual tounge jacks. But, a small trade off to pay for durability.
The only sign of rust on the F2 after three seasons is some surface rust on the hinge/pivot bracket.
All bearings and smooth operation are in like new condition!
I use the jacks in a Bay environment. Brackish saltwater on the middle Chesapeake. The same environment and usage that has annually destroyed all other jacks.
I do zap it with a light mist of WD40 on occasion. 3 times a season maybe. Not sure if it made a difference. I did the same on the old jacks in the past and it seemed to have no effect.
I have found the F2 to truly end my annual aggravation of replacing deteriorated flimsy tounge jacks!
2012-05-02PAUL GRAF: Dont know because I just bought one and have no experience yet. However, the hard plastic end caps and wheel together with the aluminium exterior and castings look like they should be OK. I took it apart to see what was inside but I do not know what material was used for the interior screw. It is covered in what looks like water proof grease as are the gears. I think it is a slick design and should last. Take note that it is a big piece of gear for a small trailer. I wish they made a junior size. On the other hand, the adjustment range is quite wide, so you can easily lower the trailer onto a low slung ball hitch and the throw is long enough to still get the end pretty high when you want to. Also, the boat and trailer move around like a dream due to the large wheel.
2012-05-11CRAIG PRICKETT: I can not answer about salt water corrosion. I just installed my trailer jack. I like the quality of the unit. I have not even used it in water yet. The am a little concerned about its ability to swivel. When I push the trailer I have to manually set the wheel to the direction I am pushing the trailer. I thought it would swivel effortlessly. I am only using it on a trailer with two kayaks. I'll have to wait to see how it works in actual launching and storing situations. Craig
2012-02-25A shopper asked: Looking at the Fulton F2 trailer jack to replace the one on my ATV trailer. My trailer is built with the axel and wheels under the deck for higher clearance which results in a higher tongue height. Wondering what the maximum amount of travel this jack can provide?
Thanks,
Rick
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2012-03-23DOUGLAS SMITH: Just got mine so I'm not sure about the maximum height. The trailer for my bay boat has a fairly long tongue and it lifted it a couple inches above the ball on my truck with plenty cranking room to spare. The other big point is the start position of the jack is adjustable. If you have the ground clearance then you can adjust this position at 6 inches or more..
2011-09-13NAT B asked: Does Fulton manufacture a trailer jack that can be attached to a trailer construcrted of aluminum I-beams 5"" in height and 3 1/2" in width? The width can be addressed with longer bolts; however. the attachment plates on the one I recently picked up only has a distance of 4" between bolt holes. The catalog I had looked at said the jack could be used with dimensions of 3"x5" Thank you for your consideration. Nat Ball
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2011-09-15KWAN YONG: Yes, I can fit on the 5" height. It mounts with U bolts and there are no backing plates/bars like on the standard trailer jack. Even though it will fit, I would not want to mount the U bolts directly the edge of the aluminum flange.
So far the aluminum jack has been breeze to use and looks great.
2011-09-18JEFF HENDERSON: My jack came with two sets of bolts and the mount is adjustable for the two sizes of trailer tongues by rotating the mount 90 degrees. Its a nice, high quality product and swivels well, but I'd still like to see one with a pneumatic tire.
2011-07-18WAYNE NICHOLS asked: I am looking to buy a fulton Jack Handle, can anyone help me
my name is Wayne Nichols?
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2011-07-18Jack Mann: there are 2 style handles what jack do you have
I bought it to use on a pull behind trailer for an ATV. I like the two wheels for moving the trailer on gravel. The 7 " wheel is a plus the jack very stout support when moving it by hand.
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No
4/21/2012
5.0
Its everything advertised and much more.
By Rick W
from Jacksonville,Fl
About Me Advanced
Pros
Easy To Install
Easy To Use
Holds Boat Securely
Reliable
Safe
Well thought out design
Cons
Nothing bad about it
Best Uses
Large Boats
Salt water use
Small Boats
Comments about Fulton F2 Aluminum Trailer Jack:
This replaced the rusted out 6 month old jack.I fish in salt water and have spent way to much replacing jacks that are ugly and rust.This jack was worth every penny and came with all the install hardware.had it on in 5 minutes.
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No
3/28/2012
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
5.0
Fulton dual wheel trailer jack
By stb
from Mn
About Me Casual/ Recreational
Pros
Easy To Install
Easy To Use
Holds Boat Securely
Safe
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Fulton F2 Aluminum Trailer Jack:
very easy to install, solid, brake works great, rolls very smoothly.
Was this a gift?:
No
1/1/2012
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
5.0
Excellant Jack
By Hoov
from Canada
About Me Casual/ Recreational
Pros
Easy To Use
Reliable
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Fulton F2 Aluminum Trailer Jack:
Bought to replace the Fulton jack on my 14' enclosed Triton trailer which broke due to my own fault. Great price and super fast delivery to Canada. Easy installation!
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No
11/4/2009
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
5.0
The F2 is the best 3rd wheel-jack ever
By Stray Bullet
from Cutchogue, NY
About Me Competitive
Pros
Easy To Use
Holds Boat Securely
Reliable
Safe
Cons
Best Uses
Large Boats
Small Boats
Comments about Fulton F2 Aluminum Trailer Jack:
These 2 versions of an aluminum wheeled jack are a blessing to trailer maintenance. They are precise in their mechanics and do not corrode. The premium one pays vs the steel versions is more than worth the investment in this jack.
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