A cracked, bent, or missing jack foot turns every hookup into a frustration and can let your tongue jack sink into soft ground, asphalt, or a campsite pad. The CURT 28270 jack foot is a straightforward bolt-on replacement that restores stable, flat-surface contact to your trailer's tongue jack -- no welding, no fabrication, no special tools required. At under one pound and sized to fit the most common A-frame jack tube diameters, it's the quick fix you need before the next trip.
The CURT 28270 is a replacement swivel-style jack foot designed to bolt directly onto the lower end of a standard A-frame or straight-tube tongue jack. The swivel action lets the foot pivot and self-level on uneven ground, spreading the load across the full pad surface instead of digging in at one edge. This matters most on gravel driveways, soft grass, and asphalt lots where a fixed foot would tip and sink.
CURT builds the 28270 from stamped and welded steel with a protective finish to resist rust and road grime. The pad measures 7.0 x 4.0 inches -- large enough to distribute tongue weight on most surfaces without requiring a separate jack block, though a block is still a smart idea on soft ground.
No welding required. Bolts onto the lower jack tube using the existing bolt hole or a new through-bolt -- straightforward for a driveway install.
Pivoting foot self-levels on uneven terrain, keeping full pad contact with the ground and reducing point-load stress on the jack tube.
Stamped steel pad and tube socket with a corrosion-resistant finish holds up to repeated deployment and road exposure between trips.
At 0.67 lb and 7 x 4 x 2 inches, it ships easily and stores in a trailer tool bag as a spare -- smart to carry on long trips.
CURT manufactures a full range of A-frame tongue jacks, swivel jacks, and bolt-on jacks under their trailer hitch and towing accessories line. The 28270 jack foot is a universal-style replacement part designed to fit CURT's own bolt-on tube jacks as well as many other brands that use a standard tube-end bolt attachment. If you own a CURT A-frame jack (such as the CURT 28130, 28135, 28145, or similar bolt-on tongue jack series), this foot is the correct OEM-style replacement.
It is also widely used as an aftermarket replacement on non-CURT jacks from brands like Husky, Stromberg Carlson, and other manufacturers that use a compatible tube-end bolt-on foot attachment -- check your jack's tube diameter and existing bolt pattern before ordering.
Replacing a worn jack foot with the CURT 28270 is a one-person job that typically takes under 15 minutes:
It fits many tube-style bolt-on jacks from other brands, but you must confirm the inner diameter of the foot socket matches your jack tube's outer diameter, and that the bolt hole spacing aligns. When in doubt, measure your existing foot or jack tube before ordering.
No. The 28270 is specifically a bolt-on style foot intended for jacks with a tube-end bolt attachment. Weld-on jacks require a different foot style.
On hard, level surfaces the foot alone is fine. On soft ground, gravel, or asphalt in hot weather, a plastic or rubber jack pad under the foot is still recommended to protect the surface and improve stability.