Most Popular A-Frame Jack for 2017 Forest River Rockwood Windjammer Travel Trailer

Excellent

My Jack arrived DOA. After installing it on my trailer, the Jack didn’t work. The manual crank handle came in handy because I didn’t have time to troubleshoot and repair it at the time. It was just a wire that was no longer connected to the switch but I have to tell you it was extremely disappointing to receive a brand new item that didn’t work. If it had worked out of the box, I’d give it a five star review. You should consider soldering and heat shrinking the wires to the switches or making the wires longer so they aren’t banjo string tight and putting the lug at a strange angle.

This is what I needed. I Wanted a little more lbs. of lift so I could lift my truck for weight bars and such. I have a 2014 Rockwood A Fram and needed the mounting holes to line up. After some research, I found Stromberg jet-3755 worked perfectly. I have used it for a year now and no problems. Easy to set up and use. Thank you etrailer

Item arrived a day early. Installation was easy. Jack works smoothly. 3500# rating is 500# better than the factory installed jack.

etrailer did a great job. There was a problem with the shipping from UPS. etrailer sent me an email to see if I received my electric tongue jack. I hadn't got it. I responded and they looked into the missing jack and found out where it was and it was delivered. As for the jack it was an easy install and works great. Great customer service.

Great replacement frame jack and easy install! Great customer service and prompt shipping as expected by etrailer.

It installed very easy. For a 2500lbs jack, it seems a little light weight. It does lift the trailer but seems kinda wobbly because the post size is so small. Other than that it works as advertised. Thank you for getting it to me so fast.

It seems like a good quality jack, but it's a real product failing that a dedicated ground wire is not included in the product along with its dedicated 12V wire. Our Featherlite horse trailer has no battery, so we bought a 7-pin plug and used it to connect the 12V wire to the truck's receptacle. We asked before buying the jack if it could be wired this way and were told yes (or we wouldn't have bought this jack). But when using the jack this way, following the instructions and grounding the jack at its mounting bolts is a problem because as soon as the trailer's receiver loses contact with the ball of the towing truck's hitch, ground is lost and the jack stops working. To prevent this, the factory needs to supply a dedicated ground wire along with the dedicated 12V wire, or better yet a prewired 7-pin plug just like the "plug-and-play" electric trailer jacks Walmart sells for considerably less money. Luckily ETrailer's customer service is great and both Will and Aaron were very helpful, so we were able to sort it out. But a prewired 7-pin plug would have made for a much better experience.

The product works as designed. Easy to install and I have used it approximately 20 times in the last year. The storage for the 7 pin connector and safety chains are a great option. Keeps things nice and tidy when unhooked. I highly recommend this Jack.

Perfect fit and operates very quietly and with abundant power for my 27 foot Lance travel trailer. The Jack-It Lippert bike rack mount fits perfectly over it, and the manual emergency jack crank fits within the tube of the Jack-it if the need arises. Also, the handy ring for stowing the trailer chains and receptacle for stowing the 7-way connector is a nice feature. Very happy with my purchase, and etrailer is fantastic, as usual!

I should have got one years ago. I only use it when it's connected to the truck with the engine running. This I believe gives me full power. It has enough power to raise the trailer when connected to the truck to get the anti sway bars attached. Sure beats all that hand cranking.

I was amazed at how quickly my replacement from etrailer arrived. I was a bit worried that the installation of my new jack would be more difficult that I expected. The reverse proved to be the case, it was very simple to place the trailer tongue on jack stands, remove the old jack and install the new one. As the old saying goes "even a cave man could do it."