Anybody out there know who sells these locally?
Who makes the best wheeled tongue jack for 2500#?
Who makes the best wheeled tongue jack for 2500#?
Who makes the best wheeled tongue jack for 2500#?
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Originally posted by scoutWho makes the best wheeled tongue jack for 2500#?
Scout- Not trying to be a prick but with 233 posts you’d think a guy would know how to start a new thread, not hijack one that’s asking about an item he’s also got a question about. You might get your question answered faster too…just a thought.
I’m guessing nobody knows the answer to my question so I’ll call every marine supply store in the yella pages…
1970 19’ Mako
Twin 55 Yamahas
Gibs…
Sorry to have “hijacked” your question. I was hoping that by you asking about a specific mfg of tongue jacks that you might have insight into the product line. I have no idea how it got posted three times over a 30 min period. I certainly didn’t knowingly post it three times. I’ll try to be more sensitive to “your” posts on this public forum in the future.
Scout - No hard feelings…I apologize for being hasty. I was just a little irritated that over 170 people have read this thread and nobody knows who carries this jack. Maybe not as popular an item as I thought. Looks to be a well built jack though.
I’m a first time boat and boat trailer owner and was looking for parts for my jack. To answer your question about who makes the best 2500# jack…I’ve no idea. That’s why it’d be a better idea to start a new thread. You may get your answer quicker that way. Good luck. 
1970 19’ Mako
Twin 55 Yamahas
There website has a replacement part option.
I know but if someone carried the line locally they may have parts. It’s a good jack, I’d rather spend $$$ for a part locally than wait 4-5 days for their online store to ship it. This week looks really good to get out on the water…don’t want to waste any time!! Don’t have a problem dropping the tongue onto the ball it’s the getting it unhooked that’s the issue. Just a pain in the neck, that’s all.
1970 19’ Mako
Twin 55 Yamahas
Call them/email them and ask for distributors in this area.