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• Why Choose BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale Over Standalone BTBRV 2,000 lb Scale
  Hey Tom, great question! Both products provide an easy way to measure tongue weight, but they excel in different situations. The BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale # BTBRV014 measures tongue weight at the trailer jack, so you don't need to position a separate scale under the coupler. This can be especially convenient if you're making adjustments while the trailer is already parked or if you'd rather not move your tow vehicle out of the way to place a standalone scale. If you regularly tow multiple...
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• Will e74GV work on a 2015 Ford F-250
  Hey Seth, The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ 7-Way - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 18" Lift - 5K # e74GV may work on your 2015 Ford F-250, but there's a high chance that it won't straight out of the box. On 2015 and newer Ford trucks with a factory smart 7-way plug, the plug only provides limited power to accessories and since a jack like this one draws a high current, connector may not provide enough power for the jack. To work around this, you can run a 10 gauge wire like 10 Gauge Wire -...
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• Does Big Truck Big RV Trailer Jack Foot Scale Include SnapPad
  Hey Steve! The Big Truck Big RV Trailer Jack Foot Scale # BTBRV014 does not include the SnapPad. If you want to install one on your scale for additional ground contact and stability you will need to order the SnapPad Jack Stand Pad # SN47FR separately. These are really nice to have but not required to use the scale. What kind of trailer are you towing?
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• Can Tongue Weight Scale Stay On etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack All The Time
  Hey Steve! The tongue weight scale included with the etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack # e63KV is designed for temporary use before towing. It can remain installed if you're parked at the campsite for a few days, but it should be removed before traveling or long term storage. Leaving it installed while towing could expose the scale to road debris, impacts, and vibration that may damage the gauge or affect its accuracy. We do include a storage bag to keep it protected so you can throw...
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• Can BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale Permanently Remain On Trailer Jack
  Hey Brian! The BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale # BTBRV014 is not designed to live on your trailer jack permanently. If you're traveling or storing your trailer you definitely want to remove it and replace it with your standard foot. If you're at the campsite for a few days and leave it on there that won't be an issue. If you forgot and left it on it wouldn't instantly be ruined, but the gauge isn't designed to take hits from road debris and could end up damaged if you drive with it attached....
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• How Accurate Is BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale
  Hey Jack! The Big Truck Big RV Trailer Jack Foot Scale # BTBRV014 has a +/- 5% full scale accuracy and displays weight in 50-lb increments up to 2,000 lbs.. It provides a quick and reliable way to verify your trailer's tongue weight before towing. This is designed to fit most A-frame trailer jacks with a 2" inner tube and interchangeable foot. What kind of trailer are you towing?
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• What Trailer Jacks Are Compatible With BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale
  Hi Mike! The Big Truck Big RV Trailer Jack Foot Scale # BTBRV014 is compatible with A-frame jacks that have a 2" inner tube and a removable/interchangeable foot. As long as that matches your Lippert jack you will be able to use this scale with your setup. You may want to add the # SN47FR as well for added stability. What kind of trailer do you have?
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• Bolt Pattern On etrailer Sidewind Trailer Jack
  Hey James! The etrailer Sidewind Trailer Jack # e38AV uses the standard 3-bolt A-frame mounting pattern, which is 3" apart on center. The mounting holes are also elongated, so there is a little wiggle room if the holes on your enclosed trailer aren't exactly 3" apart. The etrailer Sidewind Trailer Jack is also available with a tongue weight scale # e63KV if you want that option. This version doesn't have the SnapPad, but you can add it separately with # SN47FR What kind of enclosed trailer...
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• Can etrailer Electric Jack Replace Lippert Electric Tongue Jack
  Hello Scott! Yes, the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e72QV can replace your existing Lippert electric jack. It has a 3,500 lb lift capacity, 18" of powered travel, and another 9-3/4" of adjustment from the drop leg. It bolts onto your standard A-frame and gets its power by plugging directly into the tow vehicle's 7-way. If you would like to be able to check your tongue weight while loading the camper, we also have the new # e28KV. It uses the same 3,500 lb jack setup but includes the...
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• Can Impact Driver Be Used To Power etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack w/ Tongue Weight Scale
  Hey Kyle! Yes, an impact driver can be used to power the etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack w/ Tongue Weight Scale # e63KV. We have tested this with standard drills and impact drivers, both are acceptable and won't hurt the jack. This jack includes the 3/4" socket for drill operation and has a manual crank handle as a backup. It also includes our etrailer Trailer Jack Foot Scale, and a SnapPad # SN47FR is available separately. What kind of trailer will you be mounting the jack on?
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• Recommended 7-Way Powered Electric Trailer Jack w/a Tongue Weight Scale
  Hey Stacy! To add an electric trailer jack that's powered off of the tow vehicles 7-Way, I recommend our etrailer item # e28KV for a 3,500 lbs capacity or item # e83KV with a 5,000 lbs capacity. These jacks fit a standard a-frame bolt pattern and will connect directly to your tow vehicle's 7-way connector for power. These jacks include our brand new tongue weight scale that can be used when you're loading up your trailer. It is accurate within 50 lbs and is great for adjusting how your...
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• Does Big Truck Big RV Tongue Weight Scale for Trailers with SnapPad Include Storage Bag
  Hey Regean! The Big Truck Big RV Tongue Weight Scale for Trailers with SnapPad # BTBRV27FR does not include the storage bag. You can pick up the storage bag separately # BTBRV002. You can also get the jack with the bag # BTBRV44FR and add the SnapPad # SN47FR separately. Sometimes the prices vary so I would go with whatever combination has the lowest cost.
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• Choosing Between A-Frame and Side-Mount Swivel Jacks That Have Drill Attachment
  Hey Ben, the deciding factor is really where your current jack mounts and whether you want it to stay in that same location. If your enclosed trailer already has a standard A-frame jack opening and you’re happy with the jack staying in the center, the A-frame # e38AV is the simpler swap. It bolts into the standard 3-bolt A-frame pattern and gives you the drill adapter, 2,000 lb capacity, 14" of lift, and SnapPad for more height and better traction on the ground. If your main frustration...
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• Single Replacement SnapPad Size And Shape Availability
  Yes, we have the following shapes and sizes of single replacement pads: Octagon/Round: 10" # SP84FR Square: 5-1/2" # SN67FR 6" # SN77FR 7" # SP24FR 8" # SN37FR Round: 5-1/2" # SN97FR 6" # SN47FR 8" # SP34FR 9" # SP54FR 10" # SP64FR 11-1/2" # SP74FR
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• Does Trailer Jack Foot Impact Tongue Weight Scale Reading On BTBRV Jack Foot Scale
  Hello Phil! The jack foot on the BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale # BTBRV014 is designed as part of the scale and does not affect its accuracy. Simply install it in place of your trailer jack foot, lower the jack onto a firm, level surface, and read the built-in gauge to check your tongue weight. Even if it did get added in, it isn't significant enough to make a real impact on the reading. The same is true if you add the SnapPad # SN47FR. What kind of trailer are you working with?
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• Does Pin Hold Foot In Place On etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack
  Hey Kim! What you're looking at on the etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack # e88GV with the pin through it is the drop leg. The drop leg and foot are all one piece, the pin does not actually hold the foot to that leg. This goes up into the jack, and you can adjust the height using the different holes. The yellow paint on the foot is what throws it off I think, it makes it look like a separate piece. When the pin is running through one of the upper holes, and the inner tube on the jack,...
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• Replacement SnapPad Jack Pad For 6" SnapPad Mini Jack Pads # SN59FR
  Yes, we have the Replacement Pad # SN47FR for your SnapPad Mini Jack Pads # SN59FR. This will replace the one you lost on your trip.
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• Can etrailer Electric Trailer Jack Be Rotated for Tailgate Clearance
  Hey Ivan! Yes, you can rotate the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ 7-Way # e72QV to help clear your tailgate. It won't be a true 90º turn because of the triangular A-frame mounting pattern, but you can rotate the entire jack to the next set of mounting positions. This has worked well for others needing additional tailgate clearance. You can also add the SnapPad # SN47FR for a larger, more stable footprint, or we have the jack bundled with the SnapPad as # e22QV. If you like the idea...
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• Upgrading Standard Drop Leg Foot To Snappad Style On etrailer Swivel A-Frame Jacks
  Hey Marcus! That's unfortunate, but yes, that is exactly where # e44QV makes sense. It replaces the drop leg inner tube on the etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jacks like # e35YV, # e86AV, and # e38AV and adds the SnapPad setup at the same time. That gives you a fresh lower tube and a wider rubber base, which is a better choice for gravel campsites, grass, and uneven ground than just going back to the standard round foot. If your current lower tube is still in good shape and you only want...
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• Can Tongue Weight Scale Be Rotated on etrailer Manual Trailer Jack
  Hi Jason! Yes. The tongue weight scale included with the etrailer Sidewind Trailer Jack # e63KV can be mounted in four different positions, so you can orient the gauge wherever it's easiest to read on your trailer. This is especially helpful if propane tanks, battery boxes, or a toolbox block your view of the front of the jack. You can see how it has two sets of holes for the pin in the picture below. What kind of trailer are you installing it on?
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• Can I Add Snappad Block To etrailer Swivel Trailer Jack e35YV ?
  Hey Tyler! You can add the SnapPad! If you already have the etrailer Sidewind Trailer Jack - Swivel Bolt - 2K # e35YV, you can add the SnapPad using # SN47FR. That is a nice upgrade if you park on gravel, grass, dirt, or softer campsites and want a wider, more stable base than the standard round foot. It gives the jack more contact with the ground and helps reduce sinking without carrying a separate block around. If your foot is already damaged or missing, then I’d look at # e44QV instead...
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• Diameter of etrailer Electric Trailer Jack Foot
  Hey Steven, welcome back! The footplate on the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e79GV measures 5-1/2" in diameter. If you're looking to add something like a SnapPad, I recommend our updated etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ SnapPad # e356GR which includes the # SN47FR designed for a 6" jack foot. What kind of trailer do you have?
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• Availability of SnapPad for BTBRV Tongue Weight Scale
  Hey John! Yes, a SnapPad is available for the Big Truck Big RV Tongue Weight Scale for Trailers # BTBRV49FR. We have a version that comes with it # BTBRV76FR or you can add it separately later using # SN47FR. What kind of trailer do you tow?
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• Lost The Lower Foot To etrailer 2K Swivel Jack - Replacement Parts ?
  Hey Dale! Sorry to hear that; I really hate when things grow legs and walk off lol. I think you are saying you have either the etrailer jack # e35YV or # e86AV, right? If so, you have a couple options on replacement parts. If you just want to restore the standard setup, use the replacement drop leg inner tube # e32RV. If you want the bigger ground contact and better grip from the SnapPad, use # e44QV, which includes the SnapPad setup with the replacement inner tube. For an existing good...
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