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• Looking For Electric Jack That Can Be Rotated 90 Degrees
  Hello Ralph, thanks for reaching out. The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e23ZV will be a great option for you. The jack can be rotated to the side if needed. We have one of these jacks on our trailer here at the shop and I have seen it rotated and bolt up fine. The 3,500 lb capacity will be more than enough for 600 lbs of hitch weight.
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• Replacement A-Frame Jack for a 7,000 lbs Travel Trailer
  Hey Hal. To replace your 2014 Creekside 23RKS trailer's jack you'll want to go off of the tongue weight. Since your trailer has the traditional a-frame mounting bolt pattern, I recommend the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack item # e23ZV. The etrailer item # e23ZV has a 3,500 lbs capacity and has an 18" lift. The jack includes LED lights, a cover to keep it protected, and also comes with a limited lifetime warranty. In the event your trailer battery is dead there is an emergency manual crank...
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• Is There Solution for Installing Powered A-Frame Jack in Trailer with 1-7/8 inch Diameter Hole
  We don't have any powered a-frame jacks that have an outer tube diameter that is 1-7/8 inch like you are needing. Would you be open to enlarging the hole to fit one like the # e23ZV?
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• Is There Bulldog Jack with Same Lifting Capacity as etrailer Electric Jack e23ZV
  Hey Scott, we have the Bulldog jack part # BD500187 that has the same 3,500 lb lifting capacity as the etrailer jack part # e23ZV that you referenced. I assume this is what you were referring to when you said push and pull force.
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• How to Wire etrailer Electric Trailer Jack
  Hey Chris! The black wire on the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e23ZV is just a ground wire. Realistically you can ground it however you want but I would say running it to the frame with a self-tapping screw as indicated in the instructions is the best option. This means running it directly to the frame, the screw is not a secondary point to secure the wire. You probably already have a ground running to the frame at your trailer tongue, this is pretty common practice.
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• Need To Replace Electric jack On 8.5'x16' Enclosed Trailer
  Hello Cash, thanks for reaching out. You are needing an A-frame jack, correct? We do have a good option for you, but there is not anything specifically designed for tailgate clearance. That said, I recommend the following: - etrailer Electric Trailer Jack - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 18" Lift - 3,500 lbs # e23ZV This is a 3.5K rated electric jack. It has a waterproof switch, LED light, and a manual backup option. As far as tailgate clearance, you can try rotating the jack 120 degrees to see...
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• Replacement Jack, Cover, and Tire Covers for 2022 Sunset Park RV Sun Lite 16BH
  Hi Nichole; it looks like you have an A-frame on there so for a replacement jack I recommend the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e23ZV. The listed length for your trailer appears to be 16' 6" so the # 290-52238 would be too short for a cover. Instead, you can use the Adco SFS AquaShed RV Cover for Travel Trailers up to 18' Long # 290-52239. This fits trailers measuring 15' 1" - 18' long. If you measured your trailer and found it is outside of that range let me know and I'll help you...
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• How Does The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack e55ZV Hold Up In Cold Weather?
  Hello, and thanks for getting in touch. The etrailer Electric Trailer Jacks # e55ZV and # e23ZV will hold up just fine in cold weather. The housing is designed to be water/weather resistant. It even has a manual backup option if you were to lose power for some reason. The jack actually includes a vinyl cover that goes over the motor and housing. Keeping this cover on the jack as often as possible will undoubtedly increase the lifespan. While I don't necessarily recommend it, I have heard...
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• What Gauge Wire Is Used on etrailer Electric Trailer Jack
  Hey Geoff! How do you like it so far? The wire on the # e23ZV is 12 gauge. You can add a fuse if you want but it isn't necessary since the jack has a 20A automatic reset fuse built in already. If you want to add one I would make it the same 20A.
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• Why Isn't There Swivel Foot Available for etrailer Jack e23ZV
  Hey Sherill, there isn't a swivel foot available for the etrailer electric jack part # e23ZV because you really shouldn't be parking on terrain uneven enough or unlevel enough for that to be an issue as the trailer could roll away. Generally just cranking the foot down flat will be just fine though if it's moderately uneven or unlevel. Do you have a steep driveway?
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• What Does etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e23ZV Weigh
  Hey Lisa, the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e23ZV that you referenced weighs 25 lbs.
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• What Is The Difference Between The Electric Trailer Jack e23ZV And e55ZV?
  Hey Stephany, thanks for getting in touch. The only difference between the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e23ZV and the # e55ZV is the weight capacity. The # e23ZV has a 3,500 lb capacity, while the # e55ZV has a 5,000 lb capacity. Because of the higher capacity, the # e55ZV does weigh about 1.5 lbs more than the # e23ZV. Aside from that they are the same 18" lift, it really just depends how much capacity you need. Comment below and let me know if you need anything else.
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• Does The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack e55ZV Require Special Hardware?
  Hello Izzy, thanks for reaching out. The necessary installation hardware will be included with the etrailer Electric Trailer Jacks like parts # e55ZV and # e23ZV. You can see the hardware pictured below. It is just 3 bolts that hold the A-frame jack to the bracket. If you can remove the old jack, you will be able to bolt on the new one with no problem. Virtually all A-frame jacks use the same universal bolt pattern.
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• Do The etrailer Electric Trailer Jacks Have A Manual Backup Option?
  Hello. The etrailer Electric Trailer Jacks # e55ZV and # e23ZV do have a manual backup option. You just remove the rubber cap on top of the housing and you can use the included manual crank to raise/lower the jack. Take a look at the picture below and let me know if you have any other questions.
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• Need Affordable And Durable Electric Jack For 7,000 lb Car Hauler Trailer
  Hello Nathaniel, thanks for reaching out. So the etrailer jacks are going to be a great choice from a durability and affordability standpoint. The jacks offer all of the features you would want like a work light, sealed switches and a manual crank option. If your trailer is rated for 7K total, the 3,500 lb jack # e23ZV will easily be the best option. A 7,000 lb trailer will usually have a tongue weight of around 700-1,200 lbs, so the 3,500 lb capacity will be more than enough. Not to mention...
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• Do You Have an Electric Jack Cover that Goes Over Toggles Not Switches, Made by America Works?
  Hello Raul, Thank you for the pictures. What happened to your cover, baseball sized hail storm? I tried all my tricks but cannot fully identify the jack, I believe it was made by a company that is no longer in business. All the jacks now a days have switches instead of toggles, so if you were to try to use a cover like the Replacement Cover for etrailer and Ram Electric A-Frame Jacks - White # EJ-3520-CVRW it would not line up. I attached an image so you can see the switches. I am all...
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• Does the etrailer Jack Come with a Warranty? If so How Long is the Warranty?
  Hello Jeremiah, Great question. The great thing about our etrailer jack # e23ZV is that it comes with a Limited Lifetime Warranty! Yes, you read that correctly. If the jack ever breaks down due to a manufacturer defect, we will replace the jack. We stand behind the quality of our jack which is why we can offer that kind of warranty. What kind of trailer are you using this on?
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• Replacement A-Frame Jack Recommendation for a 1996 Prowler Camper
  Hey John, thanks for reaching out! If your Prowler has a GVWR of 5,200 lbs then most jacks will work great with it. I recommend picking up an electric jack to make setup and tear down quicker and easier. Here are my 2 picks depending on how comfortable you are with messing with wiring: - etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e23ZV (hardwire) - Trailer Valet Essentials Electric Jack # TV63FR (7-Way plug) The etrailer brand will need to be wired to a battery on your trailer, while the Trailer...
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• How Well Does etrailer Electric Trailer Jack Hold Up To The Elements
  Hey Layne; that is a great question! The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e23ZV is designed to withstand all kinds of weather. It actually has weatherproof buttons covered with a rubber-like boot to keep water out. On top of that, yes, there is a cover which is included with the jack. Between the built-in protection and the canvas cover the jack will hold up really well over time. It is also backed by a limited lifetime warranty. All of this applies to the 5,000 lb version of the jack...
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• Does The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack e23ZV Have A Built In Light?
  Hey Bobby, thanks for reaching out. The etrailer Electric Trailer Jacks # e23ZV and # e55ZV do indeed have a worklight built in. Take a look at the picture below. There is not a separate wire for the light. As long as you connect the red wire to 12v power and the black wire to ground the light will operate normally. The on/off switch for the light is on the top/front of the jack housing right by the switch for operating the jack.
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• Can The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack e23ZV Install Using Existing Wires On The Trailer?
  Hello Brian, thanks for reaching out. That would be fine. There is really no need for a cut-off switch here but there is no reason why you can't use one. As long as the jack is connected to a 12v power source, it will operate as intended.
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• Can I Power the etrailer A-Frame Jack Through the 7 Way to Pull Power from Towed Battery?
  Hello Kyle, Yes, our etrailer Electric Trailer Jack - A-Frame - 18" Lift - 3,500 lbs # e23ZV would be an excellent fit for your 2-horse trailer at 3,000 pounds. A 4-flat trailer connector only carries lighting functions (tail, turn, brake, and ground), so it does not provide a 12V power source and therefore cannot be used to power an electric jack. To run the jack from your tow vehicle, you’ll need to use the 7-way connector, which includes a dedicated 12V auxiliary power circuit. Connect...
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• What is Amperage Draw of etrailer Trailer Jack # e23ZV
  Hey Chad, the max amperage the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e23ZV will pull when operating is 20 amp so I would not recommend trying to power it with a 10 amp cigarette lighter circuit. That would blow the fuse of that outlet.
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• Installation Guide For The Etrailer e23ZV Tongue Jack?
  Hey Reginald, We do in fact have the manual for that jack! I am getting it added to the website but will go ahead and attach and image of it for you below. Was there anything specific you were wanting to know about the jack?
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