Will the Electric Trailer Jack - Drop Leg Work On a 3,300 Lb Trailer

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I have a haulmark enclosed trailer. Its 2260 dry and about 3300 loaded. Would the E69ZR be a good choice?

asked by: Dave W

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The Electric Trailer Jack - Drop Leg part # 3370093500 has a 3,500 lb weight capacity which means it would be capable of lifting a trailer with tongue weight up to 3,500 lbs. The gross weight of the trailer is not the main factor, it is the tongue weight therefore the jack would be more than enough for a trailer weighing 3,300 lbs or more.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

If you cut the 7-way off of the Ultra-Fab Electric A-Frame Jack #UF38-944037 you'd have a red wire for the power circuit and a black wire for the ground that you could run directly to the battery.

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Answer 2

The manual override that comes with the Electric Trailer Jack #3370093500 is the same as a 1/2" socket so you can use that socket size as an alternative to the override tool.

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Answer 3

You can definitely use the 7-Way on your tow vehicle to power an electric A-Frame jack. We actually carry the Buyers Products 12-Volt Electric Jack #3370093500 which comes with a 7-Way connector installed so you can do just this very thing without…

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Hi Tom, I have two options to replace the electric tongue jack on your Jayco Whitehawk: Option 1: Electric Jack w/ Footplate #EJ-3520-BBX. This jack is going to be your no-frills 'get the job done' style jack. It has a 3,500lb capacity and…

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I went ahead and pulled this Replacement I-Beam Jack Bracket #LC349975 from our warehouse to measure. I have attached the dimensions below. Hope this Helps.

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Answer 6

It sounds like you're saying it is hooked up to power but it doesn't have the ability to raise the trailer. This could be the batteries or a problem with the wiring. It is probably getting power, it just may not be enough to lift the trailer.…

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An ST205/75R15 tire size like you have now will have a section width of 8.1 inches and overall diameter of 27.3 inches. An ST225/75R15, #AM10256, will have a section width of 8.9 inches and overall diameter of 28.4 inches. So the larger size is 0.8…

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For a 3500 lb Electric Jack, I recommend the Bulldog Powered-Drive Trailer Jack - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 14" Lift - 3,500 lbs - Black #BD500187. This jack uses a 12 volt system, so it is compatible with your 7-way although a battery is always a…

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Answer 9

For your application there really is only going to be a weld on solution that's reasonable like the part #UF48-979022 that you referenced. The frame dimensions are unknown so a weld solution would be better since that really doesn't matter.…

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Answer 10

Yes, you can use a dolly like the #RA20 with a smaller hitch ball to move around a trailer that has a larger hitch ball. The trailer's tongue weight will keep the trailer on the ball and it will be totally fine and safe.

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The Westlake ST205/75R15 Radial Tire w 15" Lynx Aluminum Wheel - 5 on 4-1/2 - LR D - Silver #LHAW320 does not come balanced as, typically, trailer tires don't need to be balanced like standard passenger vehicle tires. Doing so may not…

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Answer 12

Without being able to check the individual components and determine if the slipping is occurring in legs, gear box or motor it is hard to say what one part will fix your issue on your 2020 Forest River Wolf Pack 335 Toy Hauler. My recommendation is…

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