
INSTALLATION of EL PAC 1
(Single Speed Bulldog, Fulton, and Ram Jacks)
The El Pac 1 must be installed on the Bulldog Single Speed jackleg,
Fulton Single Speed jackleg, or the Ram Single Speed jackleg (the
Fulton and Ram legs should have a stamp or decal that says “gear driven
adaptable”). Any other single speed jackleg is NOT compatible with the
El Pac 1.
Once again, the El Pac 1 is designed to mount on either side of the jack
leg; however, the preferred mounting would be on the passenger side of
the jack leg if space permits. This enables you to leave the factory crank
rod in place as a manual back-up. When using the manual crank as a
back up, it is recommended to remove the wires from the gear box prior
to hand cranking. This will allow easier cranking of the jack. If mounting
on the driver’s side of the trailer, the factory crank and handle attaches to
the El Pac 1 override output shaft. When attaching your factory crank
shaft to the override output shaft, use the supplied nylon bushing (part #
1961E). When properly mounted on the passenger side of the jack leg,
this unit has a maximum lifting capacity of 5000 lbs of jack weight.
Warning: Remove the factory crank handle from the end of the
crank rod. Damage may occur to the trailer or persons if the handle
is left in place.
Installation of El Pac 1 on Bulldog and Ram
1. Decide which side of the jack leg the El Pac 1 will mount. This
unit requires 7” of width clearance from the jack leg.
2. Cut off the jack shaft so that 1 1/8” of the shaft remains on the
jack leg. Measure this from the outer edge of the bushing/boss.
3. Attach the El Pac 1 to the bracket using the (4) supplied ¼” X
¾” bolts and lock washer. Slide the El Pac 1 over jack shaft.
4. Ensuring that the gear box is straight and level with the jack
shaft, securely weld the El Pac 1 bracket in place on the front of
the jackleg (as shown in picture on page 3).
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