Best Toyota Tacoma Camper Jacks

I drilled two 3/8" holes in the top of the rail and used two stainless bolts to hold it on. Works very well for this application. It folds and holds the trailer for loading, and if I have to leave it somewhere, and don't want the tongue sitting on the ground. I used it on a Harbor Freight 4x4 trailer I am building to pull with my Can-Am Spyder. Love it!!!

I purchased this jack for my 2010 Escapade Elite trailer. I finally installed it yesterday. After a quick and minor modification, it fits great and funcltions like a charm. I highly recommend this product to other MC trailer owners. Thanks, etrailer.com for the quality and price!

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 particular jack fit my 2001 Horse trailer perfectly. I had it installed in about 2 hours due to clearances on this particular type of Tonge design. Otherwise with a couple box end wrenches and a hydraulic bottle jack this jack could be installed in 30 minutes. It appears to be a very good product for the money. Also, it has plenty of lift capacity. 8000 pounds which is perfect for my trailer.

The product is easy to install. It should be redesigned to allow more space between the trailer and the ground pad when in the travel position. There is interference between the pad and trailer that does not allow full locking in the travel slot. See pictures. A spacer for mounting would improve this feature.

I'm using the jacks to level the tailgate on my trailer so it can be used as a deck. They are easy to adjust for terrain variations

if I had to rate this upgrade in difficulty one being the easiest five being the hardest, it would be a one. Super simple. Take the nuts and bolts off your old hardware and install the upgrade in its place. I read some of the reviews were people were annoyed with the counter clockwise rotation and the bolt sticking out too far. I really didn’t see a problem with either. I know you’re not supposed to use a drill to extend and retract these but I always have. I suppose as long as you’re not torquing the heck out of the adjustment screw you shouldn’t have any problems. I always put a small flat 2 x 6 piece of wood under the foot of each one of these. It seems to add quite a bit of stability.

The jacks themselves have worked great, they keep the trailer level and solid during our concession events. I just had them mounted to the trailer so I don't have to put them in and out at each event. The jack handles leave a bit to be desired so I use a 20v drill w/ a 3/4" socket to run them up and down.

Fast Shipping and delivery, worked great as replacements for my old worn out stabilizers

Quick shipping. I will be ordering more parts as I need them for our RV.

Great product. works just fine. The problem I had was matching the mounting plate under my trailer. Apparently not a standard so I had to take it to a trailer manufacturer to make it fit.

They went on a custom made trailer build that’s not yet in service. Seem to function as advertised.

These jacks are very well built and are strong enough for the job. I can't say how they will work for a large camper. I removed a shell, which required some creativity because the tripods are in front of the wheels, and impossible to drive the truck out from underneath. See pictures, they are worth a million words.

My husband is thrilled with the truck camper jacks. And the price is great too. Thank you.

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.

Easy installation, reasonable price, works great! Much to my surprise, our trailer had a 2.25" top hole and a 2" bottom hole. This jack fit fine. The lights are helpful.

Our camper came with stabilizers only in the back. Once we level it we put these under the front corners and it gets rid of any movement in the camper like you get when front is only on tongue jack.

Light but strong, Just what I needed. QUick service

Works great for a small camper. Easy to adjust and deploy. The stacking and storing is nice. I chose this option because we tow off road a lot and the less attached to the bottom of the camper the better!

These Jack's made both building and positioning my teardrop onto the trailer bed easier. At campsites they easily level the trailer. So yes I'm happy.

Absolutely a breeze to replace the old jacks. They hold the trailer up with ease.

These stabilizers are much better built that the ones that came on the trailer. The lift components are sturdy and the screw shaft is bigger diameter.

I installed the jack today and it works great. I put it on my little equipment trailer that i sometimes have to hook and UN-hook multiple times a day. I appreciate the power source being in the 7 way plug.

I've had this power jack for about a year and it works flawlessly, it beats hand cranking. And not to mention the great service from etrailer their the best in the business.

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 is consistently great, but quality control at Brophy is extremely poor and they unfortunately don't stand by their product. The two main issues I encountered were (1) welded joints that are meant to be square that are more than 15 degrees out of square and (2) a soft steel is used in all of the winch components. When I attached the handle, the threads on the pin stripped. Yes, I tightened it firmly. No, I did not use excessive force. In addition to soft steel, that pin is flattened on two sides, so there aren't many threads remaining, and they supply a very thin nut, so it's only grabbing a couple threads. I contacted Brophy directly and spoke with John, who (I'm still laughing) told me he's worked there 15 years and never heard of anyone stripping a bolt on the handle. Then, after taking 24 hours to confer with his team, he abrogated responsibility and sent me a link where I can buy a replacement winch. I understand that they use a supplier for the winch assembly, but a company with integrity would ensure that all aspects of their product work. They would use their leverage with their supplier to ensure quality control and get a different supplier if need be. Anyway. The Brophy cable camper jack CJ41 is made cheaply and if you still decide to buy from Brophy, I hope you have a better experience than I did.

"Box was badly damaged on arrival. I opened the box and discovered the lift tubes were not there. After contacting customer service they let me know the missing lift tubes were in separate shipment. Customer service was kind and very friendly and got the tracking number of the separate shipment. They gave me the new delivery date and said I could call anytime for updates. Everything came as it should be despite the boxes being pretty beat up. That's really the only reason for 4 instead of five stars. etrailer's dedication to customer service is far above industry standards in my opinion and would definitely recommend them for this alone. I'll post another update with the jacks in use."

This Bulldog replaced an Atwood jack on our Lance 1575. The Bulldog is quiet, but there is a fair amount of play between the inner and outer tubes. It feels unstable even when fully retracted. This wasn't the case with my old Atwood jack. If I had known this, I would have gone with another brand. I bought the Bulldog based on the reviews and the warranty, so I was surprised that there is so much wobble in it.

Installation was quick and easy per the instructions and eTrailer video. One of the few times I've had something "bolt right in/on" LOL. It has worked flawlessly in the time that I've been using it. The only drawback, and it is a small issue, is that it is easy in the heat of battle to bump the light switch ON and not see it in the daylight. One just needs to be careful or use a bit of tape to secure light switch OFF until needed. Another great product from etailer.

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.

The alternate power setup makes its slow rate of rise necessary which would be good if my lithium batteries went low. To avoid battery problems be sure to add an inline battery disconnect from the trailer power when using tow vehicle power. I simple added an inline fuse that could be removed should I need to use the tow vehicle power.

Overall the product does exactly what it's intended for and works well. I however assumed that this would be a simple R&R for my camper and did very little installation research other that the video provided on etrailer' s website Sadly it did not fit. Not at all. I didn't take into account that have a double framed hitch toyhauler. The baseplate on the factory leg was a TRIANGLE.....this unit was ROUND. Also the primary shaft was thicker than stock and would not drop down into place I know modifying is frowned upon, but I found that ALL powered hitch legs I found have round mounting plates and it's not mentioned the leg tube is thicker than OEM? Since NOT having a power lift wasn't an option for this camper application...too heavy in the front when ATVS loaded to lift for setting the equalizer hitch tension bars, I proceeded to modify by cutting the rear rounded mounting base ... square. Took off about 1/2 inch. Then I took my metal Dremel sanding bit and increased the hitch leg hole diameter slightly. Took about 1 hr. Dropped it in. Wired it. Tested it. All good. If you can't post this I understand, but take note that some of your website descriptions may need to be enhanced. Thanks!

I ordered the Reese Bulldog 4000lb power tongue jack on 6/2 and received it on 6/6, my second order from etrailer and it came just as fast as the hitch that I ordered from them previously. The jack was characteristically well packaged so everything was received in perfect condition. The installation took a half hour, including hitching the trailer up to my truck and unhitching after the swap out. I did read the instructions quickly before starting and I would recommend that anyone doing the installation do so as well, just to avoid any hick-ups. Overall it was a very easy installation. Because of limited space I did have to mount the jack sideways, so I appreciate that Reese gave me that option. The one item that I did not finish was a permanent power hook-up. The power wire provided was too short so I will be putting a connector inline so that I can route the wire to the battery terminal.

Work great and good backup to electrical Jack. Our electricals were not working but now are. Hopefully, they remain as backup as have to handcraft or additional support.

The jacks were well packaged and shipped out fast. I got these to replace tho ones on my camper and they bolted right up.

I mounted this Stabilizers Jacks to the back of a 4x8 utility trailer. I use the trailer to haul my Honda ATV to MotoAmerica motorcycle races. Once the ATV is removed I lower the jacks and mount my tent inside the trailer. These stabilizers allow me to safely move around in the tent without fear of the trailer tipping.

Does not ratchet up, a pin must be manually inserted. It only came with one 6" long pin, which needs to be cut in half to make these stands functional. This is more like a folding jack stand, but the pin is not connected to the stand with a lanyard. I will be cutting the bar in half and welding a washer to hold it in place. I will also need to add a lanyard to it so I don't loose it. I would not recommend this product, but I have not found a better substitute for my application.

The Brophy jacks were strong, stable, easy to position, and easy to lift and lower my camper. it is a much better method than having four jacks to maneuver. And it cut down my time to 30 minutes total to load my camper instead of an hour and a half! I have to start from my garage and winch my camper down on a cart to the street face because of the incline driveway is so dramatic and my camper won’t fit in my garage if it is attached to the truck. I couldn’t be more happy they were great and now I have my truck loaded with my very modern camper and I’m enjoying quite the holiday! I’m using the 3 ton 67 inch trophy jacks and I’m lifting an 800 pound gross camper. The stability is outstanding.

Great directions for manual assembly, quality metal and parts. Solid and exactly the heavy duty I was looking for to use with my slide in truck camper.