Description
- 2000 lbs lift capacity
- 14″ lift travel, Inner tube OD: 2″. outer tube OD: 2-1/4″
- Zinc plated drop leg: 1-3/4″ tube dia, insert to standard 2″ trailer camper jack, give your jack extra height!
- Foot pad dia.:5-1/4″, 2″ intervals between 4-16″ holes, Overall height 12-1/4″
- Lock pin included for easy attach replacement
Luke Wesley –
Good jack: Jack works great but the holes for the foot don’t line up with the holes in the jack. Had to drill them out.
David S. Garinger –
Bolted right on; good quality except….: The jack bolted right on to the existing holes but there were a couple of problems. First, the foot pad wouldn’t go in the bottom tube. There was some high metal protruding into the tube where they punched the holes through that I had to grind out. After I got the foot pad cylinder to fit in the bottom tube the stabilizing pin didn’t fit through the pad/tube holes. I drilled & reamed the holes so the pin would fit. I’m glad I checked everything before I installed the jack. It’s a good thing I’m a mechanic by trade so I had the tools to modify the jack & pad, otherwise you’d be SOL.
Dustin –
Pin alignment is off: Pin for drop leg does not align straight enough to go through, needs to be drilled out to work
M. –
Great jack for the price.: Yeah, the handle is just like every other low priced jack on the market. Don’t beat the crap out of it and it’ll serve you well. I have it on a very heavy enclosed 12’ trailer and use it daily. No problems and the adjustable foot works well when we use different vehicles to haul. Make sure you measure your bolt spacing before ordering.
Billy Minter –
Really was surprised Great Quality: Really was surprised Great Quality, Fit perfect in our older Camper, and was much cheaper than what the RV Centers wanted for the same thing. I would highly recommend this if you need to replace the one in your trailer or camper
Artie67 –
Tongue jack: Works perfect
Justbig –
Save the cranking: A very nice option to keep the cranking to a minimum. Direct replacement.
newgirl –
Strong: Strong and works well. Holds a lot of weight.
Paul Cadugan –
Almost great: The foot doesn’t slide in and out easy and the holes do not line up well. Only works well with a drift punch to line up holes. It’s a battle most times but it works good for the price.
Deep1 –
Fixed My Cockeyed Boat Trailer: When my old Center Mount Jack finally rusted away on my boat trailer, I decided to try a side mount, because I found a very good deal on one. So I bought it and installed it on my trailer, my trailer tongue portion consists of 2 C Beams and when I mounted it on the side of one of the beams it twisted my trailer and made it all cockeyed. So I bought this tongue jack to replace it, it fit perfectly in the original holes. Whereas I had to do much modification on the trailer to install the side mount Jack. It was very easy to install. It fit in the original holes that were drilled into the trailer at the factory for the factory Jack mount. It looks to have a good powder coating and seems to be well made. I will see how it stands up to saltwater and update review. But so far, so good looks good, works good.
peter johnson –
Works good- adjustable leg too tight: This was easy to install and works for the trailer I have it on. The adjustable leg is a little tight so it is hard to adjust if your really need to use that feature.
Jerry B –
Better than i expected.: Drop leg was a great idea, clears my truck tailgate and is sturdy on a heavy trailer. The trailer was hit while parked and shoved several feet in gravel, the jack did not bend or fail, still using it today.
mike liddell –
Adjustable foot did not fit in tube: Jack was good quality but adjustable foot would not fit in the jack tube. Will not order again
The Marohn Family –
Jack worked perfectly. Installation is a pain.: The jack itself worked exactly the way we hoped it would. The challenge came with trying to get it installed in our 1993 cargo trailer. It took some work with an edge grinder, the use of the original bolts that held the old broken jack in place and a trip to a welder. Just be aware of what it will take to a tually install it.
Tim T. –
Easy to use: Lot easier to use when you’re cranking horizontally as opposed to vertically. Would have been nice to have directions because I was unaware that the footer piece was supposed to be installed before mounting the device.
Chris Gard Jr –
No bolts and holes for the removable leg dont line up.: Holes for the pin for adjustable leg are off a bit. Habe to drill them out. No installation hardware included either. Haven’t installed yet so can’t rate sturdiness or anything else
The Dubz –
Crank handle is fine: I read some reviews where people said the metal on the crank handle was flimsy, one even saying it bent under load. I have this on my 6X16 trailer and have had NO issues. I would buy again.
Logan –
Holes don’t line up: The holes do not line up for the drop leg pin. It has to be drilled. It works fine other than that
Artie67 –
Works good- adjustable leg too tight: This was easy to install and works for the trailer I have it on. The adjustable leg is a little tight so it is hard to adjust if your really need to use that feature.
Artie67 –
Works good- adjustable leg too tight: This was easy to install and works for the trailer I have it on. The adjustable leg is a little tight so it is hard to adjust if your really need to use that feature.
Danny Stocks –
Pin alignment is off: Pin for drop leg does not align straight enough to go through, needs to be drilled out to work
Dan –
Works good- adjustable leg too tight: This was easy to install and works for the trailer I have it on. The adjustable leg is a little tight so it is hard to adjust if your really need to use that feature.
stovalldb –
Slide In Lower Foot: A lot more sturdy than my 40 year old jack stand. The adjustable foot piece is a great bonus to my fixed foot now. My only issue was the foot piece wouldn’t slide into the hoist tube. There are holes for the pin to adjust the foot piece. One the inside of the hoist tube there are metal obstructions caused when the holes were punched or drilled. I had to file off the metal around the inside of the hoist tube for the foot tube to slide into the hoist tube.
Ernie –
base plate: The base plate would not slid in the receiver freely. The holes on the base plate and the holes on the receiver did not line up, had to drill out the hole so the retainer pin would fit. other then that, its a good jack for the money.
Arby –
Excellent value: Looked at several manufacturers products. I purchased this one because of the adjustable/detachable foot and price point. I installed it on boat trailer.
Paul Cadugan –
Almost great: The foot doesn’t slide in and out easy and the holes do not line up well. Only works well with a drift punch to line up holes. It’s a battle most times but it works good for the price.
Deep1 –
Fixed My Cockeyed Boat Trailer: When my old Center Mount Jack finally rusted away on my boat trailer, I decided to try a side mount, because I found a very good deal on one. So I bought it and installed it on my trailer, my trailer tongue portion consists of 2 C Beams and when I mounted it on the side of one of the beams it twisted my trailer and made it all cockeyed. So I bought this tongue jack to replace it, it fit perfectly in the original holes. Whereas I had to do much modification on the trailer to install the side mount Jack. It was very easy to install. It fit in the original holes that were drilled into the trailer at the factory for the factory Jack mount. It looks to have a good powder coating and seems to be well made. I will see how it stands up to saltwater and update review. But so far, so good looks good, works good.
The Marohn Family –
Jack worked perfectly. Installation is a pain.: The jack itself worked exactly the way we hoped it would. The challenge came with trying to get it installed in our 1993 cargo trailer. It took some work with an edge grinder, the use of the original bolts that held the old broken jack in place and a trip to a welder.
Just be aware of what it will take to a tually install it.
stovalldb –
Slide In Lower Foot: A lot more sturdy than my 40 year old jack stand. The adjustable foot piece is a great bonus to my fixed foot now. My only issue was the foot piece wouldn’t slide into the hoist tube. There are holes for the pin to adjust the foot piece. One the inside of the hoist tube there are metal obstructions caused when the holes were punched or drilled. I had to file off the metal around the inside of the hoist tube for the foot tube to slide into the hoist tube.
Ernie –
base plate: The base plate would not slid in the receiver freely. The holes on the base plate and the holes on the receiver did not line up, had to drill out the hole so the retainer pin would fit. other then that, its a good jack for the money.
Arby –
Excellent value: Looked at several manufacturers products. I purchased this one because of the adjustable/detachable foot and price point. I installed it on boat trailer.
Paul Cadugan –
Almost great: The foot doesn’t slide in and out easy and the holes do not line up well. Only works well with a drift punch to line up holes. It’s a battle most times but it works good for the price.
Deep1 –
Fixed My Cockeyed Boat Trailer: When my old Center Mount Jack finally rusted away on my boat trailer, I decided to try a side mount, because I found a very good deal on one. So I bought it and installed it on my trailer, my trailer tongue portion consists of 2 C Beams and when I mounted it on the side of one of the beams it twisted my trailer and made it all cockeyed. So I bought this tongue jack to replace it, it fit perfectly in the original holes. Whereas I had to do much modification on the trailer to install the side mount Jack. It was very easy to install. It fit in the original holes that were drilled into the trailer at the factory for the factory Jack mount. It looks to have a good powder coating and seems to be well made. I will see how it stands up to saltwater and update review. But so far, so good looks good, works good.
The Marohn Family –
Jack worked perfectly. Installation is a pain.: The jack itself worked exactly the way we hoped it would. The challenge came with trying to get it installed in our 1993 cargo trailer. It took some work with an edge grinder, the use of the original bolts that held the old broken jack in place and a trip to a welder.
Just be aware of what it will take to a tually install it.
Jerry B –
Better than i expected.: Drop leg was a great idea, clears my truck tailgate and is sturdy on a heavy trailer. The trailer was hit while parked and shoved several feet in gravel, the jack did not bend or fail, still using it today.
Luke Wesley –
Good jack: Jack works great but the holes for the foot don’t line up with the holes in the jack. Had to drill them out.
The Dubz –
Crank handle is fine: I read some reviews where people said the metal on the crank handle was flimsy, one even saying it bent under load. I have this on my 6X16 trailer and have had NO issues. I would buy again.
Tim T. –
Easy to use: Lot easier to use when you’re cranking horizontally as opposed to vertically. Would have been nice to have directions because I was unaware that the footer piece was supposed to be installed before mounting the device.
M. –
Great jack for the price.: Yeah, the handle is just like every other low priced jack on the market. Don’t beat the crap out of it and it’ll serve you well. I have it on a very heavy enclosed 12’ trailer and use it daily. No problems and the adjustable foot works well when we use different vehicles to haul. Make sure you measure your bolt spacing before ordering.
Billy Minter –
Really was surprised Great Quality: Really was surprised Great Quality, Fit perfect in our older Camper, and was much cheaper than what the RV Centers wanted for the same thing. I would highly recommend this if you need to replace the one in your trailer or camper
Justbig –
Save the cranking: A very nice option to keep the cranking to a minimum. Direct replacement.
Thomas –
nice jack, perfect fit for my small trailer and …: nice jack, perfect fit for my small trailer and the adjustable leg is a big plus, the handle is cheaply made and came off after a couple uses but I just bolted on my old handle instead to exchange the whole unit. works fine now
newgirl –
Strong: Strong and works well. Holds a lot of weight.
Artie67 –
Tongue jack: Works perfect
Maury –
Replacement jack for heavy dump trailer: Installed on a large dump trailer to replace damaged jack. Works like a charm and quality feels good. Slider foot extension works perfectly and saves lots of work.
Rich72 –
Works great and easy: I love it
Cody –
Good jack for the money.: Works good, but is a bit wobbly. Like the adjustable height foot.
eduardo –
Good quality and price: With confidence I can tell you to buy this product,good quality and price.
Bryan –
Nice: Works as it should. Nice an sturdy.
Mike Lambright –
Perfect Hitch: Great hitch.
D –
Four Stars: Works great just what I wanted.
larry barwell –
Four Stars: just right
Roberta –
Works well, sturdy: As described
curtis booth –
Works Well: Great Product
Dan Collins –
Adjustable foot: Works better than the original
chad777 –
Five Stars: The drop down foot is great! Saves time.
Vic209 –
Easy to install works great: Works great
Chuck –
Five Stars: Worked
Sticks –
Five Stars: A+A+A+A+A+
Quail –
Five Stars: FIT AND WORKS
Dan B –
foot fits well and slides easily.: Heavy duty, foot fits well and slides easily.
Tim –
Five Stars: Works great.
Nick B. –
Five Stars: Everything was great
Rowland Hoerle –
Good quality jack: Had purchased to replace an OE jack that broke, the adjustable foot makes life easier with dismounting the trailer
Anvil88 –
Great item: Great product, worked perfect on my trailer
Andrea –
Bolted directly on my trailer and works great. Will do business with again: Item was exactly as Described. Bolted directly on my trailer and works great. Will do business with again.