Hand Operated Trailer Jacks Heavy Duty
1. Easy maneuverability: Trailer jacks help in easily moving and positioning the trailer, especially in tight spaces or when hitching or unhitching from a vehicle.
2. Weight distribution: Trailer jacks help distribute the weight of the trailer evenly across the hitch, preventing stress on the tow vehicle and improving stability while towing.
3. Safety: Using a trailer jack reduces the risk of accidents and injuries by providing a stable base and preventing the trailer from rolling or tipping over during loading, unloading, or parking.
4. Height adjustment: Trailer jacks allow for convenient height adjustment of the trailer, making it easier to load and unload cargo.
A trailer jack is a device used to lift and lower a trailer for coupling and uncoupling from a vehicle, as well as for support when the trailer is parked. It typically consists of a steel tube with a jack handle for manual operation, a crank mechanism or motor for raising and lowering, and a base plate or wheel for stability. Trailer jacks come in various weight capacities and designs to suit different types of trailers and towing applications. They are commonly used with boat trailers, RV trailers, and utility trailers.
Trailer Jack Features:
* RATED TO 5000LB
* Side windle handle
* Side mounted
* Measurement from bottom to middle of draw bar bracket (when closed) is around 424mm, up to 242mm extension
* Mounting bolts included
* Comes with 6" Dolly Wheel for multi-use
How to use a trailer jack?
To use a trailer jack, follow these steps:
Choose a suitable location: Find a flat and stable surface to park your trailer before using the jack. This will ensure that the trailer is secure and make operation easier.
Position the jack: Locate the jack on the tongue or front frame of the trailer. It is usually located behind or underneath the coupler.
Extend the jack: Some trailer jacks have a crank or handle that needs to be rotated to extend the jack. If it's an electric or hydraulic jack, you may need to use switches or buttons to control the extension. Extend the jack until it makes contact with the ground.
Secure the jack: Once the jack makes contact with the ground, ensure that it is stable and firmly grounded. This will prevent the trailer from shifting or falling while being lifted.
Lift the trailer: Use the crank or handle to raise the trailer off the ground. Rotate the crank or handle clockwise to lift the trailer. Keep lifting until the trailer is at the desired height. You may need to add or remove blocks or chocks under the jack if you need additional height.
Lower the trailer: To lower the trailer, rotate the crank or handle counterclockwise. Lower the trailer slowly and with control to avoid any sudden movements or jolts.
Remove the jack: Once the trailer is lowered, securely store the jack. If it is a removable jack, detach it from the trailer and store it properly.
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