Best 2020 Ram 1500 Trailer Jacks

Rated a 4 because I won’t be able to attach it to trailer after winter but as for the construction of the lifts very well made heavy duty as of now I recommend it when I finally hook it up I can reevaluate my findings

Super fast shipper. Great product. The jack clears even the most aggressive slopes. Fit perfectly and feels well made to the touch. Time will tell how the galvanized steel holds up. Worth the extra money.

I purchased this JA-5000S-B Sidewind jack for my 20' Car Hauler because I added a Harbor Freight toolbox that was taller than my top wind jack. This one is somewhat taller than the one replaced and moves the wind handle toward the truck. In my case the tailgate still drops and clears the handle by 10" or so. The jack is a little slower than the last one but has a higher weight rating (5000 lbs) etrailer always helps with the selection and has been a great resource.

Existing job site trailer jack broke Thursday. Menards, Home Depot, Northern tool, Mill didn't have the needed style in stock. Ordered it up and got here on Saturday. Perfect fit and higher weight rating than previous jack. Cranks smooth.

Great product, just what I was looking for. I've purchased 8 of these Jack's in the past few months and very happy with them. 2 days at my door after placing order to witch is impressive

7000 lb trailer jack with grease fitting is smoother than I expected. Great Value. Easy on line order and great shipping. Thanks for the attention to my order

Use this jack to replace the original on our camper. Much sturdier than the original. Very easy to install.

ordering was an easy and simple process. Tracking process and delivery time was top notch. Will order from etrailer.com again!

Great product! Easy to install!

I needed a swing jack for my 25' boat trailer, to move it around without hitching to my truck. As you can see, by the pictures, I bolted on a 10" lawn / garden swivel caster to the foot of your jack. This way I can drop the jack down and raise the original jack up (which has a too small wheel that sinks into my soft yard). In this way I use my lawn tractor to move the boat around my yard. Hitched to my truck and the rig is to long to maneuver.

Direct replacement for tongue jack on Aluma car haulers

Excellent delivery time! Very quick and easy installation. The jack feels well made the cranking is smooth. Highly recommend this jack.

Jack works great. Damaged the original when I forgot to lift the foot and hit my concrete parking apron. After I straighten out the mount this jack fit the hole perfectly and works great.

Instillation was very easy and it works amazingly. My trailer had a electric jack before and I was always having to maintain a battery, now I don't he to mess with that and it lifts super easy. I highly recommend this jack for enclosed trailers or heavy tongue weighted trailers.

Perfect replacement for my jet ski trailer. Easy installation and fast shipping from etrailer. Thanks!

Easy install to provide greatly improved unhitched trailer handling. This item was the final component to complete a refurbished trailer for my catamaran. My project started with a 1987 Calkins single-axle used trailer, adding the following E Trailer parts: 1. Miro-Flex Trailer Stop/Turn/Tail Light unit 2. CE Smith V-Wing Bolster Brackets 3. Rectangular Trailer Reflectors, Adhesive Mount - Amber 4. Erickson Hide-A-Hook Truck or Trailer Anchors 5. Pro Series Snap-Ring Swivel Marine Jack and completed with a hand-built frame assembly and covered bunk boards.

ETRAILER sales team always prompt in service, we always receive our order in a timely fashion.

Package arrived a day early. Jacks were just as I expected and best price I found. Can’t wait to get them welded on. Will be buying more jacks in the future. Best selection I’ve found as well.

Worked Great the first year. My battery died so I used the manual override feature the key broke < 2yrs old. Having trouble getting a replacement Pin and Bolt Adapter.

Excellent services, a trouble with my Fulton XLT was fixed rapidly, i recommend. A special thanks to Paula and William, they are there for your questions and answer rapidly

Pretty sure this is the model that came with my new BoatMaster Trailer many years ago. Anyway, much better than the last jack stand which started rusting less than a year. The new Bulldog, at least on my A-frame trailer, could only be installed with the handle facing forward, which is fine, especially since it is much easier at lifting its weight compared to a top-wind, rusty 1,000 jack that it replaces. I'll let you know if it lasts and doesn't start rusting prematurely or develops winding/gear problems.

i replaced my old jack with this one and it is harder to crank then my older one. probley putting the old one back on.

Worked perfectly for supporting the rear of the trailer for loading my tractor Mounted one on each side on rear of trailer

Good inexpensive jack. I ordered two. My use for them is somewhat "off label". My 19" 9000# capacity flatbed trailer has a label on the dovetail indicating that the rear of the trailer should be supported for any loads over #3000. Personally I think supporting the rear for a trailer is always a good idea when loading and unloading. It puts less strain on the rear of the trailer and it prevents the trailer from lifting the rear of the tow vehicle during loading which can be extremely dangerous. I had a friend weld the tube mounts on each side of the rear of the trailer. See pictures below. Now I don't need cribbing or chunks of wood to shove under the rear of the trailer. These will also adapt well to uneven ground. They can be stowed horizontally, like in the picture or removed when not needed.

Great product! Incredibly strong.

Better than wood the breaks every six months even with a shoe. Doesn't provide a food source for stinging and biting critters. They may live there by there's no wood to munch on.

Was having issues with the trailer lifting the backend of my truck when I loaded tractors. When I would drive the tractor on the back of the trailer would go down from the weight on the rear which caused the front of the trailer to lift the backend of my truck. So, I bought a couple of the Square, Pipe Mount, Swivel Jacks with Footplates and a Drop Leg. They are Topwind, 7K, Jacks. I had them welded on. This should stop the issue I'm having. I know the 7K was a little over kill but the price was great.

So far been holding up very well. Used as a tongue jack on some hopper bottom pup trailers and these jacks give us the reach to be able to unhook them from the pintle without need to hunt around for wood blocks to place under the jack.

Your products are reliable and ship quickly. Have used etrailer for many years for a lot of our trailer parts. You are great partners!

I have a 1998 Coleman Westlake Pop-up Camper. The original swivel jack has seen better days. It was rated at #500. I did a little measuring on the existing welded plate mount, popped the snap ring lose, ordered this jack, waited 24-hours for new jack to arrive, slid it on the old welded plate, replaced the snap ring, cranked it up and down; slept like a baby!!! It took 15- minutes. Thanks E-Trailer... I have purchased from you several times for different items and have ALWAYS been completely satisfied, with support text, videos and info you provide.

Mounted on the bottom of the new trailer jack i bought from etrailer. Everything works as advertised. Fair price and great customer service

seems to be good frame jack

Pretty good. I camp with my trailer. Which to me means dirt, grass etc. I also hang out in trailer suburbs, aka “campgrounds “. This is far less stable than my previous stack of wood, and can feel pretty sketchy on lumpy, uneven ground. In fact I’ve had my tongue jack slip off once. For now I’m sticking with it, but I’m very cautious of how it’s sitting when I disconnect from my truck. On off-level spots (the majority of where I camp), it’s completely normal for the trailer to shift forward or back a bit when I disconnect, and his stand can get really wobbly when that happens. I have to take my time and readjust till it sits solid/flat and I’m comfortable it’s stable.

Product came quickly and was in excellent condition

The jack was in stock, the shipping process started immediately, and it was delivered when promised! Thank you.

Replaced original on the trailer. Works perfectly and easy install.

I was not knowledgeable in different kinds of trailer jacks, but I was looking for a weld-on trailer jack replacement for an old (2006) Trail-Rite trailer (see pics). I had to talk to a couple of etrailer people, and after doing some of my own research on the site, I found a Fulton replacement that was a perfect to replace my old Fulton. If you have this type of jack, which seems to be not very popular anymore because it appears most people are using bolt-ones now, this should fit. Keep the nut and bushing from your old jack (bushing goes inside the recessed area of the mount). The new jack will not come with those parts. The new jack mount does not seem to be built as heavy/sturdy as the Fulton it replaces, but I guess that's standard these days. Also, most places don't seem know these types of replacement jacks still exist, and few places will carry them in stock, so etrailer is the place to go.

Good jack, however the hole for the lock was smaller than the hole on the trailer mount.(Zieman) hence it was not a direct replacement and I had to drill the hole in the trailer a bit larger. The jack swings only one way now, which is fine, but as I said it is bnot the exact replacement as the website stated.

We've installed these on several trailers for out autorestoration and custom welding shop in detroitlakes mn, we also build bumper jacks and other lifting equiptment out of these. Etrailer sells them at the best price ,and packaging/shipping was impressive too. Even beaten half to death, scratched, dented, left in the weather, mud and rust, these things still work effortlessly, theyre the only way to go and easy to hook to hyraulic, chain, motor or cable drives for hands free operations !

Super fast shipping thanks