Hello Doug...
No hits on "8287" as a meaningful jack "IDENTITY".
Just a guess here... but if you want to get that jack out... you'd be wise to get a block of wood... a jack stand... and relieve the DISABLED jack... by jacking higher (installment plan).
Stuck jacks can be quite dangerous...
Get it out of there... Then (and ONLY then)
Look to the handle linkage... for your "roll-pin"...
You will be proud
3 ton Low Profile Steel Heavy Duty Floor Jack with Rapid Pump
SOURCE: location of wheel jack
Lift up the table or cover on spare tire and the plastic housing for the spare tire then lifts up (by removing some simple pins) and the jack is tucked underneath (next to bumper, but on the inside of the car).
SOURCE: Jack Location for Tire Change
under the back seats, jack is under the driver's side backseat, tire iron & rods are under passenger's side backseat.
SOURCE: knowing where the jack is in my truck
try looking underneath the seat on the passenger side. i own an older ram, but i found my jack there secured with a rubber strap.
SOURCE: I cannot move the passenger side headlight out to change the bulb
I had this happen to me. It does come out just like the owners manual says but what it doesn't tell you is how hard it is for the assembly to come out. I thought I was going to brake it before it popped out, but I was so mad I didn't care anymore. I had dirt and grime binding in the assembly. Once I had it out I cleaned it up and it went back into place with out any problems.
SOURCE: aux jack location
unless it has a hole (jack) in the front for Ipods, it doesn't have one. Aux on button might indicate some models had a remote disc changer, but the button is the same for all radios
2. .Lift the front passenger side of the vehicle with a floor jack and slide a jack stand under the vehicle frame near the wheel. Lower the floor jack so the vehicle is sitting on the jack stand and move the floor jack out of the way.
3. Remove the lug nuts with the tire tool and set the front passenger wheel out of the way. Take the cap off the end of the axle with a standard screwdriver and remove the cotter pin from the axle with a pair of pliers.
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Hi Doug Eakett, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box? What is the manufacturer and any other information
It is a 2005 Rockwood by Forest River, once I had my truck hooked up I started lifting the jacks, I had them almost all the way up and the passenger side one stopped moving, when I went down to look at it there was a role pin broken in half sitting on the top of the plate located on the bottom of the jack, I have no idea how it could have fallen through anywhere as the jacked is foamed all the way around were it enters the trailer, does that help at all
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