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etrailer Sidewind Trailer Jack w/ SnapPad and Drill Adapter - A-Frame - 14" Lift - 2,000 lbs
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etrailer Sidewind Trailer Jack w/ SnapPad and Drill Adapter - A-Frame - 14" Lift - 2,000 lbs

Part Number: e38AV
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Your arm stalls mid-crank trying to lift a loaded trailer tongue to meet the hitch. This 2,000 lb A-frame jack uses a drill adapter so the lift happens without the handle. The coupler lines up faster, and the SnapPad stays planted on soft ground. Great Prices for the best trailer jack from etrailer. etrailer Sidewind Trailer Jack w/ SnapPad and Drill Adapter - A-Frame - 14" Lift - 2,000 lbs part number e38AV can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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etrailer Trailer Jack - e38AV

  • Enclosed Trailer
  • Utility Trailer
  • 1001 - 2000 lbs
  • Drill-Powered Jack
  • Manual Jack
  • Bolt-On
  • A-Frame Jacks
  • With Round Foot
  • 14 Inch Lift
  • Sidewind Jack
  • etrailer

Your arm stalls mid-crank trying to lift a loaded trailer tongue to meet the hitch. This 2,000 lb A-frame jack uses a drill adapter so the lift happens without the handle. The coupler lines up faster, and the SnapPad stays planted on soft ground.


Highlights

  • Faster Hitching With Drill Power: Run the jack with a drill so the coupler lifts quickly and hookup stops dragging on.
  • 2,000-Lb Capacity For Loaded Tongues: Handle tongue weight without the jack binding so you can keep lifting through hookup.
  • 14-Inch Lift Range For Clearance: Adjust height so the coupler meets the ball without stacking wood.
  • Stable Footing On Soft Ground: Set the SnapPad on gravel or grass, distributing the weight and preventing the jack from sinking.
  • Corrosion-Resistant Steel Build: Use e-coated and zinc-plated steel so the jack keeps moving instead of seizing outdoors.

Features to know about

Faster Lifting With Drill Power

Drill Assist

Cranking a loaded trailer tongue by hand can stall out halfway through hitching when the weight starts pushing back. This A-frame jack pairs a sidewind handle with a 3/4" integrated nut and included 3/4" socket, so you can switch to a drill and drive the jack up or down. Fold the handle out of the way, run the drill, and bring the coupler into position with less time spent working the crank.

Lift Capacity That Matches the Job

Running out of lift strength or travel leaves the trailer stuck in place with the coupler short of the ball. This jack is rated for 2,000 lbs of maximum capacity with 14" of travel, giving you the range to raise or lower the tongue through the full hitching cycle. You can clear the hitch, line things up, and set it down where it needs to land without stacking blocks or resetting.

More Footing on Soft and Uneven Ground

SnapPad

Unstable ground turns the front of the trailer into a balancing act when you're trying to park, load, or unhook. The jack uses a round removable foot plate for base support, and the Replacement Pad for SnapPad Jack Stand Pad System - 6" Round Jack Foot locks onto that foot to increase the contact area at the ground. With that added footprint in place, the jack stays planted on gravel, grass, or sand while the trailer remains supported during loading and while it sits unhitched.

Coated Steel That Keeps Working Through the Season

Exposure to rain, road salt, and sun can turn a working jack into a seized replacement project. This one uses steel construction with an e-coat and glossy black powder coat on the outer tube and white zinc plating on the inner tube. The finish holds up through repeated raising and lowering, so the jack stays functional instead of locking up when you need it.

Specs

Capacity and Lift:

  • Maximum capacity: 2,000 lbs
  • Lift: 14"

Tube Diameters:

  • Outer tube: 2-1/4" outer diameter
  • Inner tube: 2" outer diameter

Construction:

  • Outer tube: steel with e-coat and glossy black powder coat
  • Inner tube: steel with white zinc plating
  • Foot plate: round, removable

Operation:

  • Handle: sidewind, fold-down for power drill access
  • Drill adapter: 3/4" integrated nut and 3/4" socket included

Included Accessories:

  • Mounting hardware: (3) 3/8"-16 x 1" grade 5 hex bolts, (3) 3/8" flat washers, (3) 3/8"-16 grade 5 nylon lock nuts
  • 3/4" socket for drill operation

Warranty:

  • Limited lifetime

SnapPad Jack Stand Pad:

  • Application: 6" round jack foot
  • Diameter: 7-3/4"
  • Overall height: 1-3/4"
  • Height from top of foot platform to lip of pad: 3/4"
  • Weight: 2.4 lbs
  • Warranty: 2-Year

Included Components:

  • etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack with Drill Adapter - A-Frame - 14" Lift - 2K
  • Replacement Pad for SnapPad Jack Stand Pad System - 6" Round Jack Foot


e88GV etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack w/ Drill Adapter - A-Frame - 14" Lift - 2K

MN6SP1 Replacement Pad for SnapPad Jack Stand Pad System - 6" Round Jack Foot





Ratings & Reviews

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Your arm stalls mid-crank trying to lift a loaded trailer tongue to meet the hitch. This 2,000 lb A-frame jack uses a drill adapter so the lift happens without the handle. The coupler lines up faster, and the SnapPad stays planted on soft ground.

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Part was exactly what I needed and was very easy to install. Quick delivery was a plus!!



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This was a great upgrade to my trailer! Looks sharp, works perfectly and installed in about 20 minutes!


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    It sure is Steve and welcome back! The etrailer Sidewind Trailer Jack w/ Drill Adapter item # e88GV is the correct jack if you don't want the SnapPad. This one is designed to fit the standard bolt pattern of an A-Frame trailer coupler and can be operated by a drill. It has a 2,000 lbs capacity and provides up to a 14" lift with the included drop leg extended. I know there's a bit of a cost increase but if you're parking on gravel or uneven ground, I highly recommend going with the etrailer...
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    Hey Diana, there isn't a confirmed caster wheel available for the # e38AV but I do have a similar solution that will work. The etrailer jack is designed to use its included foot/SnapPad. If you need a jack that allows the trailer to be rolled around, I'd recommend switching to a jack specifically designed with a caster wheel like the Dutton Lainson part # DL74MR which will work great for you. What does your Shasta weigh? It looks pretty awesome!
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    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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    Hey Brian! Yep, for your boat trailer, I’d skip the etrailer A-frame drill jack # e38AV since your trailer doesn't have that standard 3-bolt A-frame jack mount. That could be fabricated to fit, but that's a lot of unnecessary work. For a side-mounted boat trailer setup, the better match is the etrailer Sidewind Aluminum Jack with Wheel - Swivel Bolt - 1.5K # e95YV. It bolts to the side of the trailer frame (fits 2" - 4" tall frames), swivels up for travel, and has the wheel you’ll usually...
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    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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    Hey Russell! You’ll most likely want different styles, but there is a chance the same side-mount jack could work on both trailers depending on the camper frame. For the camper with the standard A-frame mount, the straightforward fit is the etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack w/SnapPad and Drill Adapter - A-Frame # e38AV. It bolts into the common 3" on-center 3-bolt pattern, has a 2,000 lb capacity, and includes the 3/4" socket for drill operation. For the boat trailer, the better fit...
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    Hi Ward! The etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack w/SnapPad & Drill Adapter - A-Frame - 14" Lift - 2K # e38AV has a 2,000 pound static capacity (it's actually more than that, but our engineers don't want anyone going over that 2,000 pounds). What are you wanting to install this on and how much does it weigh?
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    Hey Heather! The etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack w/SnapPad and Drill Adapter - A-Frame # e38AV is exactly the kind of jack I’d look at for that. It fits the common 3" on-center A-frame bolt pattern, has a 2,000 lb capacity, and gives you 14" of lift. You can run it with the included 3/4" socket and a non-impact drill, but you still have the sidewind handle as a backup. The included SnapPad is a nice bonus for campsites too, especially if you’re parking on gravel or dirt. Heather,...
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