Most Popular Bulldog for GMC Sierra 2500

I purchased this landing gear a while back for my 25' gooseneck trailer that I haul heavy equipment with. The trailer originally had only a single 10,000lb single speed drop leg jack and was not a very stable setup. The old jack just wasnt cutting it and I needed a more heavy duty set up that I could depend on. I mounted this landing gear and it was one of the best improvements I have made to the trailer. Instead of the old single setup mounted between the neck beams that was very hard to crank under load, the tandem set now provides stable load support across the front and is very easy to crank in low range under load. One feature I liked about this landing gear was they dont have drop legs. The sand shoes are a fixed mount with large pins and wide shoes. Same as those on semi trailers. The lack of a drop leg is no problem as I keep a couple of 6"x6" blocks in the trailer and slide them under the shoes before I jack the trailer up. The blocks give added lift to the jacks and also keep the shoes out of the dirt. These jacks are geared a little higher in high range than smaller jacks so in the time it would take to pull a drop leg and crank down I can have the blocks set up and jacks cranked down. Once the load is felt just switch to low and cranking is effortless. Keep the shoes and legs clean/maintained and they will never rot/fai/bend like the drop legs on smaller capacity jacks. Last thing is I would recommend is to remove the two speed gearbox cover and pack it full of grease before the first use. Two speed boxes come from the factory with very little grease. Intial packing will help prevent excessive break in wear. There are grease fittings on both jacks which can be topped off a couple times a year there after. I wanted a very heavy duty landing gear set that would out last the trailer and one that was rated for more than the trailer will hold. This set has exceeded my expectations.

The bull dog electric tongue jack is awesome. I got it in white to match my trailer. I unbolted the old jack and bolted on the new one in about 5 minutes. (I had my coreless impact gun.) Total install time was about an hour mainly because I wired the jack to my battery inside the trailer that runs the electronic winch and I had to run a separate ground from the battery to one of the mounting bolts for the jack with a cut off switch. So far it works great but time will tell. I'll be using it a lot more next year.

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Excellent customer service and followthru by etrailer. Jack is well built and easy to install and use. Would definitely add a flat washer under the bolts to prevent the lock washers from getting drawn into the oblong bolt holes when torquing them done.

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