In order to choose the correct jack for your trailer, you must first determine what type of jack you will need. You can choose from either an a-frame jack or side mount jack. Once the correct type of jack is selected, you can then begin to narrow your search down based upon weight restrictions. The trailer jack needs to be capable of lifting the tongue weight of a trailer, rather than the total weight of the trailer. The tongue weight of a trailer is typically 10-15% of the total trailer... view full answer...
Electric trailer jack # EJ-3520-WBX has an outer tube diameter of 2-1/4 inches. If the jack hole on the trailer will accept this size then the jack will fit. The mounting pattern of A-frame jacks is a standard size so no worries with that. I have included a link to a video review of this jack for you. view full answer...
From my research, EZ loader trailers used a Fulton jack with a swivel snap-ring on their aluminum boat trailers. Therefore the correct replacement snap-ring jack for your trailer would be the Fulton Round, Snap-Ring Swivel Marine Jack part # FTJ120W0301.
As long as the snap ring pilot hole on your trailer's jack mount is 2.3" in diameter then this jack will be a direct replacement for you. This jack has a 1,200 lb weight capacity offering up to 23" of lift. Please note that a trailer jack... view full answer...
The Fulton Bolt-Thru Swivel Marine Jack # F1411300301 will definitely work for you as a replacement for the current Fulton Magnum Series jack you have, as it will mount to the bracket already on your trailer, as that bracket will be the Jack Mounting Bracket for Fulton Marine Jack # P9012-00.
This Fulton jack has a 1,500 lb capacity, and while I completely understand thinking that the higher capacity of the jack, the better, that just isn't the case, because trailer jacks nowadays have... view full answer...
In regards to an a-frame trailer jack, the shape of the mounting flange does not matter as the bolt spacing is an industry standard dimension. Therefore, you can use the Lippert Electric Trailer Jack part # LC285318 in place of a jack with a round mounting flange or the Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack part # JET-3755 in place of a jack with a triangular mounting flange. view full answer...
Camco Trailer Tongue Jack Stand # CAM44635 cannot be used on a jack that has a wheel unless you were to remove the wheel first. For a jack with a wheel I recommend the Andersen Rapid Jack # AM3620. Lay it on its side and use the rectangular opening for the jack wheel. view full answer...
Override plugs are not universal and indeed are specific to certain trailer jacks. The ones we carry are the Replacement Override Plugs for Lippert Smart Jack Electric Trailer Jack # LC733925 which is for the Lippert Smart Jack Electric Trailer Jack # LC643589 as well as the Replacement Override Plugs for Lippert Electric Trailer Jack # LC733924 which is for the Lippert Electric Trailer Jack with Footplate # LC285318. view full answer...
You can use a 3,500 pound capacity electric A-frame jack for your 7,500 pound travel trailer. The jack capacity does not need to match the weight of the trailer since the jack will not be lifting the weight of the entire trailer, only the trailer's weight at the tongue.
Our most popular 3,500 pound A-frame electric jack is the Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack with 23 inch Lift # JET-3755. I've attached a review video of this jack for you.
If you're concerned about the 3,500 pound... view full answer...
The Trailer Valet JXC Trailer Jack # TV94FR you were looking at is designed to work with an A-Frame trailer. The mounting plate on this jack has more holes in it than normal jacks to help give you mount the jack in the best position so that the handle doesn't interfere with the tailgate of your truck or with anything on the tongue of the trailer.
Along with this jack you'll also receive a drill attachment # TVDA to help raise and lower your jack quickly with a drill. view full answer...
The Fulton F2 Swing-Up Trailer Jack will not install in the same location with the snap ring.
For a jack like the Fulton F2 Swing-Up, Wide-Track Trailer Jack, 8" Single Wheel, Sidewind, Bolt-On - 1,600 lbs # F1413040134, if you wanted to install it in the same location as the existing jack, you will need to remove the existing bracket and mounting hardware on the trailer.
To replace your existing jack with a Fulton jack that will work with the snap ring, you could use the Fulton Round,... view full answer...
You can install a trailer jack that has a round mounting plate like that of the Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack # BD500199 on your 2016 Jayco Jay Flight SLX 267BHSW. The most important thing to check is to ensure that the opening for the jack on the trailer is large enough for the new jack.
The Bulldog Jack has an outer tube dimension of 2-1/4". This will need to fit where your current jack is. If the outside diameter of your current jack is smaller you can unbolt the jack when it... view full answer...
I have the perfect replacement trailer jack for your 2006 Mastercraft X-Star boat trailer. For this, I recommend using the Fulton F2 Swing-Up, Wide-Track Trailer Jack part # F1413050334.
It has a 1,600 lb. capacity and can raise your boat trailer up to 8". As long as your trailer's tongue does not weigh more than 1,600 lbs. then this jack will work well for you. You will also want to use the Weld-On Mounting Bracket and Hardware for Fulton Swing-Up Trailer Jacks part # F500277 to use... view full answer...
Electric A-frame trailer jacks do have an industry standard mounting pattern, the mounting holes should be 3 inches on center. To be sure that your existing jack has industry standard mounting holes, you can measure the holes on your trailer to determine if they are 3 inches on center.
The electric jack that you referenced, the Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack with Drop Leg # JET-3755 is a great option for your trailer. This jack offers 18 inches of lift and a 5 inch drop leg.... view full answer...
The inside diameter of the snap ring for the Fulton Trailer Jack, # FTJ120W0301, is 2.28 inches, and is designed to fit in the 2-1/2 inch retaining groove on the mounting plate. As long as the diameter of the retaining groove on your jack mounting plate is 2-1/2 inches this jack will work.
This is the highest capacity jack that we have that has a snap ring attachment. Jacks with higher capacities have different attachment systems. view full answer...
The Trailer Valet JXC Trailer Jack # TV54FR is a great choice for your car trailer. This jack is rated for a lift capacity of 2,000lbs which is going to be more than enough for your tongue weight. The cordless drill feature is a great thing to have as it makes raising and lowering the jack so much easier.
If you are worried about the jack capacity we also have the Trailer Valet JXC Trailer Jack # TV94FR with a 3,000lb lift capacity. This jack has a 3:4 gear ratio rather than the 1:1 of... view full answer...
The only trailer jack we can recommend that would fit on the same frame mount as your 2012 Ranger trailer that has a Dutton Lainson jack currently is another DL jack like with the part # DL24MR since all of the jack manufacturers use slightly different mounts. Typically the DL jacks work well so I would be inclined to believe that your jack had issues before you got it and the new # DL24MR would work well in place of it.
If you did want to switch up the brand the Fulton part # FXP10 that... view full answer...
You can remove the A-Frame jack and install a frame-mounted jack on your trailer if you want to. It would not harm the trailer but if you wanted you could weld in some pipe in the old A-frame jack hole or cover it top and bottom with steel plates to ensure rigidity.
I recommend a swivel jack, # PSEJ10000101, that can rotate out of the way when you tow the trailer. This jack bolts on up to 3x5 inch frames and has a 1,000 pound capacity. I have linked some videos on this jack for you. view full answer...
Yes the Bulldog Round A-Frame Jack, # BD155033, will work well for your Carry-On model trailer.
The jack has a 2000 lbs lift capacity and a total of 15 inches of lift. The mounting bracket on the jack is usually an universal fit. To make your that this jack will fit, measure your current jack to see if the outer tube diameter is at least 2-1/4 inches. If your jack is not bigger than this measurement then the Bulldog jack will fit. view full answer...
The mounting hole pattern on the Square A-Frame Jack w/ Footplate # TJDA-5000S measures 3" on center, with the front mounting hole being a little longer just to accommodate any slight variances. This is the standard mounting hole pattern for A-Frame trailer jacks so it will fit on your toy hauler trailer.
The A-Frame jack with the most lift capacity that we have available is the Phoenix Electric Trailer Jack # UF38-944055 which is rated for 5,500 lbs and is an electrical jack with a remote... view full answer...
The only bolt-on swivel jack we have that works with 6" tall trailer frames is the Trailer Valet 5X Swivel Jack and Trailer Mover part # STC-V211. The Trailer Valet has a 500 lb tongue weight capacity and works with frame rails up to 2-3/4" wide x 6" tall. In addition to featuring a bolt on tongue jack, the Trailer Valet as the name states doubles as a trailer dolly which will easily allow one person to move their trailer around. The dolly has integrated brakes which keep it from rolling.... view full answer...
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