Replacing 6812B and 6813A Miter Gear Kits - Step-By-Step

[@gabrielstjean-v8y]

Im making a Miter gear kits at school and it is amazing help thank you!!!

[@Bill-tn4rc]

Thank you. I have a different jack, but this gave me enough idea of how the basic parts work to fix mine.

[@marceloperez9479]

Tengo una de estas y gracias a sus videos pude repararla tras un incidente. Muy útil y muy bien explicado. Los felicito Gracias 🇺🇾🇺🇾

[@elregresara412]

No explican nada de lo que está formado esto solo de arriba . No lo compren

[@terrythemoose]

Thank you for posting this video, I was able to take mine apart and clean it all up. Working great now.

[@DuttonLainson]

Thanks for the kind words! We are glad to hear that this video was helpful! Are there any other topics you'd like to see covered in a future video?

[@tuongkhanhung]

Thanks for your helpful Info

[@osamaahmad3756]

Can I get the technical specifications of Miter gear. I live in a country where I cannot import these miter gear. Thank you

[@carlosricart931]

Very clear and well explained. Thank you.

[@nazamali17]

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[@90sbuickguy84]

I have a question so I have a 1200 pound capacity trailer jack from a single axle trailer used to haul ATVs it needs to be rebuilt because it no longer moves up and down anymore. When you crank the handle in fact, the handle will just barely turn if any at all and when it does turn if it does, the Jack will not retract The only problem is the label that tells me who makes the Jack has worn away with the time being outside, so I have no idea. How to I identify what the brand even is I also don’t know which kind of parts to order are all rebuild kits the same I mean, they look similar, but that doesn’t mean much. I was just wondering because it is serviceable and I can take it apart to that extent, and I would really hate to throw it away if it’s something I can rebuild

[@DuttonLainson]

Thanks for reaching out! It can be tough to identify the brand of a jack if there aren't any labels or stickers on it. If it is a D-L jack, there will be four numbers stamped into the bottom of the outer tube. This is the date code for the jack. Another way to distinguish between different manufacturers' tongue jacks is the size and shape of the black plastic handle grip. Does your jack appear to have a black plastic handle grip like the ones you see on the jacks on our website? Such as this one- www.dutton-lainson.com/proddetail.php?prod=22457

[@mickjager5974]

Can these jacks be bought with a higher ratio screw so I could get like 1" or 1.5" per revolution of the crank?

[@DuttonLainson]

Thanks for your question, but unfortunately, no- we do not offer that type of option on our tongue jacks.

[@mickjager5974]

@@DuttonLainson Oh well thanks!

[@mikeboston421]

good video, i have the problem of the bottom half of the jack, ie the inside part that elongates or shortens, this part has fallen out, and i need to know how to fasten this piece back to the main part, tube, and screw, etc of the trailer jack, i can see the screw inside and the square nut on the screw, but somehow after working normally about 20 times over a few months it is not attached and thus practically useless, please help me with this matter, thanx

[@DuttonLainson]

Mike Boston (This reply is being re-posted as our original response from four months ago was deleted from KZbin) Thanks for your question! In order to completely and accurately address this issue, please call Todd, our engineer who specializes in tongue jacks, anytime from 8 AM - 5 PM Central time Monday - Friday at 402-462-4141, extension 416.

[@juliosolis7941]

Thank you for the video, one of the pin broke on my, I was able to fix it, save me some money

[@DuttonLainson]

Julio- we're glad to hear this video was helpful to you! Thanks for letting us know it was!

[@Max-kw4px]

Ah yes, well made and serviceable product. Nice. So much better than the Chinese junk which will rust out within two years and has zero service support.

[@MrTitanscout]

I'm about to strip down, clean, regrease and rebuild an older DL marine jack, similar to those in your video. The old grease is dried/caked up on the smaller parts and packed in the cylinder. What do you recommend to soak the parts in to dissolve the old dried grease so that I can easily clean the parts and regrease?

[@DuttonLainson]

Thanks for your question! You can soak the old jack parts in mineral spirits.

[@marvinlreid2184]

How do I order parts 6813a gear kit 6:36

[@DuttonLainson]

Thanks for reaching out! The 6813A miter gear kit can be ordered from our website here: www.dutton-lainson.com/proddetail.php?prod=22439

[@ovniologo321]

Do you think I can drill a hole in the bottom to insert a screw to prevent the jack not to swivel without dameging the inside parts?

[@DuttonLainson]

Daniel- thanks for your question, but it would be better if we could talk to you on the phone about it. Please call 402-460-4416 to speak with Todd, one of our engineers, or email him at tyost [at] dlco.com.

[@MrTitanscout]

What kind of red grease are you using?

[@DuttonLainson]

Thanks for your question! We actually no longer use the red grease shown in this video (it was a red Kendall marine grease). We now use a blue Locas Oil marine grease (lucasoil.com/products/grease/marine-grease) at our manufacturing facility.

[@MrTitanscout]

@@DuttonLainson Thanks

[@johnlopez277]

Where do I get a miter gear kit

[@DuttonLainson]

Thanks for your question, John! You can purchase a miter gear kit directly from our website. The available miter gear kit options begin on this page: www.dutton-lainson.com/products.php?cat=14&pg=3.

[@jamiegermaine5395]

What if I screw is Rusted up in I cannot turn it

[@DuttonLainson]

Thanks for reaching out! If you brush your jack's inner screw (as shown at the 2:20 mark of this video), and it still is too rusty to be turned, then it is time to replace your jack. We do not sell our jacks' inner tube (with the attached inner screw) as a separate repair part.

[@jamiegermaine5395]

Thanks but I am trying to save a dolla if you taking drill a hole in the side of the Jack where you can get to the pens you can knock them out and settle it and you're good to go

[@louisemiconi4476]

My marine jack doesn’t have a roll pin

[@chuckborden8532]

THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cristobalpoirot5206]

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