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Trailer Jacks
Trailer jacks play an essential part in getting your trailer to the proper height for loading or unloading from the tow vehicle. A trailer jack does the work for you to prevent the need for manual lifting of the trailer tongue, Making trailer hookups and disconnection much quicker and easier. Trailer jacks are used when leveling a disconnected trailer. The jack can be used to raise the front of the trailer while parked to promote water runoff and drainage. Trailer jacks are either manual or electric. Manual hand crank jacks come in side-wind or top-wind models. Due to other trailer parts getting in the way of the cranking lever, you may need to select one style over the other so your winding motion isn’t restricted. Electric trailer jacks operate off a 12 Volt battery. They are essential for very heavy trailers which can be difficult to hand crank. An electric trailer jack also works well for leveling travel trailers. Trailer jacks are available with a rolling wheel or a stationary flat foot base and come in a variety of sizes. From support capacity to lift capacity, check your trailer jack’s rating to ensure that it can handle the expected load. We have a wide selection of trailer jack sizes and styles available to match your needs.
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Trailer Jack Frequently Asked Questions:
Are there considerations for using a trailer jack in extreme weather conditions?
The best source for learning how to safely operate your jack is the owner’s manual. Read and follow the instructions from your manual. Keep in mind, wet, windy or icy conditions may require extra precautions or temporarily prevent the safe use of your jack.
When is it better to have a manual rather than an electric trailer jack?
There are three main reasons people choose a manual trailer jack over an electric trailer jack. The first is price. Manual jacks cost significantly less than electric models. The second reason people choose manual jacks is they don’t mind a little physical exertion. The last reason people choose manual is they don’t want to mess with or pay for hooking up a jack to a power source, like which electric jacks require.
What are some accessories I should consider buying with a trailer jack?
There are a number of accessories, as well as replacement parts available to help keep your jack functioning at optimum level. These accessories can provide added safety, such as stabilizer bases, caster wheels, handles and more.
How to store a trailer jack when it’s not in use?
Keeping your trailer jack clean and lubricated with the appropriate grease is an easy and affordable way to extend its lifespan. Also, inspect the hardware and components to ensure they are in good condition. Refer to your owner’s manual for specific instructions.
Are there guidelines for using a trailer jack with tandem axle trailers?
The same basic guidelines and safety measures for single axle trailer jacks apply to dual axle trailers or trailers with heavy loads. Be sure the jack you select features sufficient capacity to ensure safe, efficient operation. See the owner’s manual for specific instructions.