Do You Offer a Replacement Motor For Weize 3,500LB Power Tongue Jack?
Updated 07/11/2023 | Published 07/08/2023
Question:
I am looking for a replacement motor for a #3500 Weize Power tongue jack. Motor has no markings on it. It has three leads ground and two direction leads. Spline end has two bolts. Dont see a way to send you a pic. Weize 3500 Lb. Power Tongue Jack, Heavy Duty Electric Trailer Jack with 600D Polyester Protective Cover, 23-5/8 Lift, 12V DC
asked by: Jeffery B
Helpful Expert Reply:
You are most likely going to have to replace your entire jack. In my experience the motor is typically one part when it goes on on a trailer tongue jack the manufacturer does not carry any replacements. I recommend replacing it with the Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack # BD500187. The thing I like about this jack is it has a 5-year warranty, where most manufacturers only give a 1-year warranty.
You can contact the manufacturer Weize directly to determine if they have a replacement motor for your specific jack as this is a manufacturer we do not carry their products and are not aware of what support they offer.
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