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This electric A-frame jack takes the work out of raising and lowering your trailer. The 12-volt motor powers a ball screw drive that moves smoothly and quickly, even under load. With a 4,500-lb lift capacity, it handles heavy tongue weights with ease so you can hitch or unhitch without strain. The built-in clutch protects the gears and motor from damage if you ever overextend or retract too far.
You get plenty of range for leveling and coupling thanks to 18" of screw travel plus a 5" drop leg for extra adjustability. The round, zinc-plated steel footplate keeps things steady while you park or store your trailer. The easy bolt-on design makes installation straightforward using the standard 3" on-center hole pattern.
Built-in LED lights on both sides of the housing put a bright beam right where you need it—on the coupler and jack foot—so you can set up or break camp after dark. The top-mounted toggle switches are easy to reach, even when the weather isn’t cooperating.
The heavy-duty steel construction is powder coated to resist rust, while the vacuum-formed plastic housing shields the motor from moisture and debris. The black cover is painted to resist fading in the sun, and the included bull’s-eye bubble level on top helps you fine-tune your setup at every stop.
If battery power runs low or fails altogether, you can still raise or lower the jack using the included emergency crank. A small clutch release at the motor lets you manually operate it so you’re never stuck at camp or in storage.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
95% were satisfied with this product
5% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Randall
12/2/2022
Well a year later and all is well. We treat our jacks well and completely cover them in a plastic bag.The switches can be operated with the bag on.
Jenny N.
3/24/2022
You mentioned that you wanted to rotate the jack and would need to drill new mounting holes. As long as you are drilling new holes into the trailer frame and not the jack there should not be any reason that the jack would not work for you.
Heather A.
1/9/2025
Man.. I am so sorry Charles. Wishing you a speedy recovery so you can get back to doing what you love. We are here for you if you need anything when it's time.
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Robert H.
5/3/2024
Still working great after a year of use