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When you’re working with serious weight, you need solid support that won’t flinch. The Square Jack Follow Leg delivers a 25,000-lb lift capacity and pairs with your etrailer or Ram 2-speed jack to double the strength when needed. It’s built for heavy-duty agricultural, construction, and industrial use, giving you confidence every time you raise or lower your load.
Nobody wants to wrestle with a stubborn jack when time matters. The spring-return design lets you retract the leg hands-free using your foot, and the drop leg with a spring-loaded plunger pin adds 11-1/2" of travel for fast ground contact. It’s quicker and easier to line up than a pin and clip setup, so you spend less time adjusting and more time getting work done.
This jack’s industrial-sized steel frame stands up to hard use day after day. The black painted inner and outer tubes resist wear while built-in grease zerks make routine maintenance simple. It’s designed to stay smooth and steady through constant lifting, lowering, and hauling in demanding environments.
Soft or uneven ground can make gear unstable, but the wide 9-7/8" round footplate minimizes sinking and keeps your setup steady. With total travel of 24-1/2"—13" of screw travel plus 11-1/2" from the drop leg—you get the right range to stabilize even tall setups securely every time.
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Kate F.
9/24/2025
Looks great Ryan! What are you mainly hauling around on your trailer? Fun toys, or more or a work trailer?