CURT 28270 Trailer Jack Foot, Fits 2-Inch Diameter Tube, Supports 2,000 lbs

I bought this to use with a Husky 2000 lb jack, http://www.amazon.com/Husky-30775-A-Frame-Wind-Trailer/dp/B004OK5SZE. That jack has a 2" diameter tube. If your jack has a different diameter, this may not be a good choice.The dimensions shown in the description are wrong. It is not "6 x 6 x 6 inches" (and you probably would not want it if it was) but rather is approximately 2.25" wide, 4.5" long, and 1.5" tall. When parking my trailer on soft soil I will put a larger board under the jack foot to keep it from sinking in, but that is something I have always done. On packed crushed rock, pavement, or even firm sand this is fine by itself.The stamped metal is well formed and measures approximately 1/8" thick, quite adequate for my needs.I noticed on the manufacturer's website that the MSRP is a few pennies less than it is selling for here, so you might save a little if you pick one up locally. Nevertheless, I feel that it is an excellent value, and does what one expects from a jack foot.

Simple, smaller foot. I wanted smaller as my ttailer when mounted is lower to the ground.Didn't want some giant foot that could tilt and scrape the ground while towing. Easy bolt on. I did give it a few coats of primer and spray paint hoping to extend its life. Needed one. I only had the open end jack tube filling up w dirt. Like a cookie cutter. Recommend.

These are more heavy duty than the ones I have bought in the past. They are made very good and should last for years. Better than a lot of them out there.

Much cheaper to cut off the broken rusted old foot, drill two holes and bolt this on. Nice to see that this model has two drain holes in the bottom so water doesn't collect and start rusting all over again. Still you have to cut off the old section and drill some holes which some people may not be able too.

Purchased for a trailer that came from Tractor Supply. Perfect fit. Appears to be solid and of good quality.

I put this foot on my new trailer's 2 inch jack in about two minutes, very easy. I like the nylock nut as it will hold and not come loose even if it isn't cranked up tight, this allows the foot to rock and match the angle of the ground. While it is pretty small it did support my empty trailer on soft ground though on really soft ground or muddy ground I think I'd use a larger piece of plywood under it.

I bought a large pop up that the previous owner's hubby couldn't handle. In 1 year he damaged the lift, stabilizers, thermostat, and canopy by being negligent. His wife made him sell it to prevent him from trashing the whole unit. I replaced the bent pole lift and added the foot. The foot worked great. Now to replace the rest of the broken items.

Installed on a 18 ft and 10 ft trailer jack leg, solved the problem of inking into the dirt. Well made, simple to use. Install it on a bare jack leg before the leg is deformed.

Muy bueno productoLo instalé sin problema

Very small foot print. Pay the extra couple bucks and buy the larger/wider foot with the quick release pin.

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It fits well , no concerns.

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