What is the Lift Capacity of the etrailer.com Square A-Frame Jack # TJDA-5000S

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What is the lifting capacity of this jack? You show the support capacity as 5000 but I cannot find where you specify a lifting capacity.

asked by: John

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Expert Reply:

The lifting capacity of this jack is determined by the drop leg. In this case the Drop Leg # TJD-5000-FT that comes on the # TJDA-5000S jack is rated for a 3,000 lb lift capacity.

If you are needing a trailer jack that has a 5,000 lb lift capacity then I recommend the Round A-Frame Trailer Jack # TJA-5000-B. There is a drop leg that you can purchase for this jack as well. The Drop Leg # JF-1005H-Z will give you a little more surface area for your trailer jack to use.

expert reply by: Jon G

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