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    Tongue Jack Failing

    Four Winns actually welded on a stand-off mounting plate that I'd prefer to utilize - I have no metal skills. In my experience, the clamp-on mounts are weak and/or I over-torque them and the mount bends without adding any "grip," and then slides around over time. Also come with crap hardware...
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    Tongue Jack Failing

    Just Atwood and the standard "don't kill yourself" legalese on the gear cover is all I can see.
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    Tongue Jack Failing

    Except I'm stuck with the mounting situation - not wanting to alter that. Might you know of a jack that would bolt up in the same spot?
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    Tongue Jack Failing

    So far I have found these two gear kits. Their textual description sort of implies they might be universal, but it's uncertain: 1) Fulton, Jack Service Kit, Marine and Recreational Jacks 800-1200Lbs capacity 2) CURT Trailer Jack Sidewind Gear Kit #28914
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    Tongue Jack Failing

    They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Here comes 4000 words, to complete the story!
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    Tongue Jack Failing

    My 1998 Atwood tongue jack is becoming difficult to operate and no longer improves with fresh lubrication. It is not rusted; has had a good life, stored indoors in a dry environment. Despite being 28 years old, it likely has no more than 100 extend and retract cycles, bearing less than 300...
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