Recommended Electric Trailer Tongue Jack for Fleetwood Sedona Pop-Up

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Can I get and electric tounge jack for my popup camper??? I have a 2008 Fleetwood sedonia......thank u

asked by: Jeffrey S

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Yes, I don't see any reason you could not install an electric trailer tongue jack on a Fleetwood Sedona. For this, I recommend the Electric Trailer Jack part # 3370093500. This jack simply plugs into the vehicle for power, it has an integrated LED, and an emergency crank handle.It will be a direct bolt-on swap.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 11

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