Weight of etrailer.com Round Swivel Marine Jack # MJ-1200B

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Good afternoon, could you tell me how much it weighs? Thank you

asked by: Gaston

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The etrailer.com Round Swivel Marine Jack w/ Wheel # MJ-1200B referenced in your question weighs just around 15 pounds.

This is a nice, corrosion-resistant swivel jack that features 11 inches of travel and a 1,200 pound lift capacity. The mounting bracket and hardware are included, along with the 5-3/4 inch wheel. I have attached a couple short video demonstrations on this swivel jack that you can also take a look at.

expert reply by: Chris R

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