Making My Own Bulldog ELECTRIC Trailer Jack | DIY | Saving $500 In The Shop!

Update: I used materials I had laying around, I would suggest buying a short piece of 1" ID Steel Gas pipe and flange rather than the piece of pipe I used and the smaller flange. This will allow you to screw the pipe into the flange and you could pin or spot weld it in the flange, then just cut the pipe to right length and will slide over the existing jack shaft.
I was shopping for Bulldog electric jacks for my dump trailer and when I saw the price for them for 10k 12k capacity I decided to fabricate my own with spare materials kicking around the shop

[@MrDpl096]

Well done!

[@jasonwitt8161]

great project, thanks for sharing

[@cookingwithaenavlog]

Nice sharing dear stay connected

[@Patriottoo2]

Well done on the project and video. Thanks for posting.

[@bipolaraquatics]

Here supporting

[@customcrazy06]

Awesome project! Any updates? Or issues you have come across? I use my trailer daily and unhook/ hookup 3-4 tines a day

[@LuizHenriquePinho87]

Hello my New Friend

[@MBGAdventures]

Awesome idea bro! Great video!

[@KenMrKLC]

Thanks Mike, So far I am loving it

[@TB-sw1tf]

Badass idea. Dont quit your day job to be a welder though lol

[@Patriottoo2]

Projects, like this, make better welders.😎 Those cheap winches from HF are useful for many adaptations... power caster... lawn irrigation trencher/pipe layer...

[@KenMrKLC]

I am a Grate Weldr, I am allmost as gud at speling than wellding