Trailer Jack Foot Pad Tips (Canada)

Towing

A jack foot pad spreads tongue-jack load on soft ground so the jack tube does not punch into gravel or asphalt. Match the foot to the jack tube size and keep the pad under the jack before you unhitch.

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Pin On Jack Foot Fits 2CURT 28272$19.22 CADSee the part →

Why the pad matters

A bare jack tube concentrates thousands of pounds on a small footprint. On warm asphalt or soft campsite soil that becomes a hole. A pin-on or bolt-on foot widens the contact patch.

Use habits

Chock the wheels first. Lower the jack onto the pad, then unhitch. Do not drag the pad across pavement under load. Inspect the pin or bolts each season — Canadian freeze-thaw loosens hardware.

Parts we commonly sell

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CURT part 28272Pin On Jack Foot Fits 2Confirm fit and rating on the product page.$19.22 CAD

CURT part 28204A Frame Jack With Side HandleConfirm fit and rating on the product page.$60.84 CAD

CURT part 28321Side Handle Swivel JackConfirm fit and rating on the product page.$72.06 CAD

CURT part 28115Marine Jack With WheelConfirm fit and rating on the product page.$86.03 CAD

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