Could Ultra Fab Jack part # UF38-944017 be Used on 3,600 lb Trailer
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I have a Starcraft Autumn Ridge Outfitter 2018 model 19BH. Confused as to what size electric tongue jack I need. I believe the GVW is 3600 lbs. I am confused between tongue weight and overall weight. What size jack should I be shopping. I’m new to this thank you
asked by: Tom C
Helpful Expert Reply:
When picking out a trailer jack the capacity the jack has is for the tongue weight of the trailer. So the Ultra Fab jack part # UF38-944017 that you referenced could lift a vertical weight of 3,500 lb which would be way more than you'd need for a 3,600 lb trailer that would have a tongue weight of around 360 lbs. Having more lifting capacity just means that the jack won't strain when operating.
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