Can The Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT Be Used On a Trailer Pulled By a Motorcycle?

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Would this Stabilizer Jack - 6-1/4inch Leg Travel - 18inch - 650 lbs - Qty 1 Item # TJ01RT be suitable for a light weight motorcycle trailer? Light weight trailer pulled by a motorcycle This is to support the tongue when off the bike/car. The tongue is 2 1/2inch square. Thanks

asked by: Terry L

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The Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT does have a lift capacity of 650lbs and support capacity of 1,000lbs. Your lightweight trailer you are pulling with your motorcycle will likely be well below these weights making it safe to use. You will need the Handle Rod # SJ-100-HD to make adjustments to the jack.

expert reply by: Bud M

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