Video Transcript for Review of etrailer Trailer Jack - Right Leg Square Tube - e23VV

Hi, everyone. Steve here with etrailer.com. Today, we're looking at our very own etrailer hydraulic jack with the integrated counterbalance valve. Now this is considered a right leg square two bolt-on jack rated at 12,000 pounds. Now again, it's a right side or street side jack leg. It's gonna work with your existing hydraulic setup, so you're gonna need a hydraulic pump and power unit E43VV, and a left, or curbside leg, E83VV sold separately if you don't already have them.

Now, this is gonna work great with units offering up to 3,200 PSI extension and 1,500 PSI retraction pressure. Now, it has a built-in integrated counterbalance valve that's gonna eliminate drift and retraction. Right here is where you'd hook up all your hydraulic lines. I'll just twist one of these off for you to see, and the other one twists off as well. Now, these are great for seasonal trailers and again, that counterbalance valve eliminates drift and retraction.

This will give you a smooth and effortless operation, even for those heavy loads. And the foot pad down there, I've got wedges in it to keep it from falling over, 'cause this is really super heavy. But this can actually pivot like so, if I we inchesre to take those wedges out, and it can pivot pretty far both ways. So it does have that pivoting foot pad. That foot pad is a 10-inch by 10-inch foot pad.

It's gonna be great for stabilizing you on uneven surfaces. The design here is a square tube design. These mounting plates here and here, these are seven and a half inches long by four inches tall. Now, the lift capacity is 12,000 pounds, while the support capacity is 15,000 pounds. Now, the jack screw that's inside here, making it go up and down, that has a screw travel of 24 and one quarter inches.

As you can see, it's got a nice, durable black powder coat finish all the way around. It's gonna give you great corrosion protection, resistance, those kinda things. And it is an easy bolt-on application with those mounting plates as well. Well folks, I think that's gonna wrap it up for our quick look together at this etrailer hydraulic jack. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching and as always, stay safe while you're towing.