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etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ 7-Way - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 18" Lift - 3,500 lbs
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etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ 7-Way - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 18" Lift - 3,500 lbs

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Manual jacks get old fast when you're trying to hitch up or level. This 3,500 lb electric A-frame jack runs off your 7-way, lifting your trailer with a switch, while the drop leg adds the extra reach you need to dial in height before leveling. Great Prices for the best trailer jack from etrailer. etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ 7-Way - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 18" Lift - 3,500 lbs part number e72QV can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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etrailer Trailer Jack - e72QV

  • Car Hauler
  • Enclosed Trailer
  • Utility Trailer
  • 3001 - 4000 lbs
  • Electric Jack
  • Bolt-On
  • A-Frame Jacks
  • With Round Foot
  • 18 Inch Lift
  • etrailer

Manual jacks get old fast when you're trying to hitch up or level. This 3,500 lb electric A-frame jack runs off your 7-way, lifting your trailer with a switch, while the drop leg adds the extra reach you need to dial in height before leveling.


Highlights

  • Electric Lift, No Strain: Single on/off switch takes the hard work out of hooking up.
  • On-Demand Power Connection: 7-way plug connects straight to your vehicle for simple power access.
  • Bolt-On Design for Easy Install: Mounts fast with included hardware.
  • Easy Drop Leg Adjustment: Extends up to 9-3/4" for extra lift with pull-pin operation.
  • Corrosion-Resistant Finish: E-coat and matte black powder coat help fight rust.
  • SnapPad Compatible Foot Plate: Works with the 6" Round SnapPad Foot (sold separately - MN6SP1).

Features to know about

Push-Button Lifting Power

You remember all those mornings spent fighting with a manual jack, hands sore before you've even pulled out of the driveway? Upgrading to this electric jack with a 7-way connection takes away the pain and makes hooking up easier. Just plug in, press the switch, and your trailer lifts on its own. With 3,500 pounds of lifting power, it is a great fit for smaller campers and light-duty trailers.

Drop Leg

The drop leg gives you up to 9-3/4" of extra height in seconds, so parking and leveling are easier. The pull-pin design adjusts in 2" increments, helping you get close to level before you fine-tune. If you're setting up before sunrise or rolling in late, the built-in LED lights up your coupler so you can see what you're doing. And if you ever lose power, the backup crank makes sure you can still finish hooking up and get back on the road. The included foot plate also works with the 6" Round SnapPad Foot, part MN6SP1, if you want a wider base on softer ground.

Built for Real Life

Rain rolls in and road spray cakes everything underneath your trailer. The double-coated steel helps fight off rust from salt and sun, while the waterproof motor cover and rubber-sealed switches help keep moisture out after a stormy night. Bolt it on with the included hardware, plug into your 7-way, and you're set for the next campsite.

How to Pick the Right Trailer Jack Capacity

Your jack just needs to lift the tongue weight, usually 10 to 15% of your trailer's total weight. For example, if your trailer plus gear weighs 6,000 lbs, your tongue weight will be 600 to 900 lbs. Just make sure your jack's rated for at least that much. It's fine to go bigger, as a higher-capacity jack often makes lifting easier.

Important 7-Way Power Note for Some Ford Trucks

This jack draws power through your vehicle's 7-way connector, and that setup may not work with many Ford F-150 trucks from 2015 and newer that use a smart 7-way. On those trucks, the 12V circuit may only provide limited managed current after the trailer is positively detected and other conditions are met. That circuit is not intended to run a high-draw device like this jack motor. This issue is commonly tied to factory tow packages, including Ford Trailer Tow Package and Max Trailer Tow Package, while many base models do not have the same limitation. If you want to confirm your vehicle-side 7-way is working properly, see our help article: Testing a Vehicle Side 7-Way Trailer Connector for Proper Function .

Specs

Capacity and Lift:

  • Maximum capacity: 3,500 lbs
  • Lift: 18"
  • Drop leg adjustment: 9-3/4" in 2" increments
  • Total adjustment: 27-3/4"

Motor and Power:

  • 12V electric motor
  • 7-way plug connection
  • Wire gauge: 14 AWG
  • LED work light

Construction and Dimensions:

  • Outer tube diameter: 2-1/4"
  • Finish: e-coat and matte black powder coat

Included Accessories:

  • Manual backup crank handle
  • Mounting hardware included

Warranty:

  • limited lifetime


e72QV etrailer Electric Trailer Jack - A-Frame - Drop Leg with Foot Plate - 7-way Connector - 18" Lift - 3,500 lbs





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Ratings & Reviews

4.7

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Manual jacks get old fast when you're trying to hitch up or level. This 3,500 lb electric A-frame jack runs off your 7-way, lifting your trailer with a switch, while the drop leg adds the extra reach you need to dial in height before leveling.

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Works good, just a little slow



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Installed easy works perfect



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Easy install works great



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Been great so far for our horse trailer easy install. Washers were a little wide and angle off the welds that hold the main shaft of the jack. Just had to tighten them until the washers bent to shape.



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Work s great



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Jack is great. Disappointed it doesn't have a retaining clip to hold the plug when not in use. Other than that all good.



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It has been awesome! I have some lower back pain and with this new jack and don’t have to engage my back at all.



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Great experience ordering a new electric jack for my small dump trailer. I never realized how affordable these are. And mine came with a cover to protect from rain and UV exposure.



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It works okay, but man is it slow. I had to place washers under the premade bolt holes because the forward edge of the triangle base encroached upon an uplifted metal edge of the A-frame tongue and washers under every bolt hole made it flush.



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Works well so far.Installed on a NuCamp Tab 400 Teardrop With The Arvika E Bike rack with ramp.



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Although one issue, would not work with my 4 runner 7 way plug, but did work with my chevrolet Silverado. Fixed by wiring directly to the RV battery and it works great! Nicely done e trailer!

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Claire H.

6/10/2026

I'm not sure what year your 4Runner is, but some newer vehicles have a smart 7-way that limits power draw once it senses a trailer is detected and can't power a high-draw product like this jack. It's also possible that the ground for the 7-way is bad, there's corrosion, or if the 7-way was installed with aftermarket wiring, they don't always run a 12V line to the auxiliary pin. Just a few ideas for things to look into if you want to use the jack with your 4Runner :)



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Super easy 5 minute install. Super sleek design. We love it. Our client is very happy with the quality. He ordered one for his other trailer.


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  • How Long is the Power Cord on the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ 7-Way e72QV?
    Hey James. The 7-way cord is 4' long on the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack item # e72QV. This is a 3,500 lbs tongue weight capacity jack that fits a standard A-Frame bolt pattern. It has a total lift height of 18". We also have the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack item # e22QV, which is the same jack it just comes with a SnapPad. If you regularly park on gravel, dirt, grass, or uneven surfaces, this would be a good upgrade. What kind of trailer do you have? You can add this information,...
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  • Can etrailer Electric Trailer Jack Replace Manual A-Frame Jack On Utility Trailer
    Hey Kyle! The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e72QV is a straightforward bolt-on upgrade for your utility trailer. This will fit the standard A-frame jack bolt pattern where your manual jack is currently installed. The nice part with this particular jack is you won't have to add a battery or any additional wiring to power the jack. It has a 7-way connector, so you can plug it directly into your tow vehicle for power. We also have the # e28KV, which is the same jack but includes a tongue...
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  • Can BTBRV Tongue Weight Scale Be Used On etrailer Electric Trailer Jack e72QV
    Hey Ryan! Yes, you can add the BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale # BTBRV014 to your existing etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e72QV. It replaces the removable foot on the bottom of the jack so you can check your tongue weight right at the jack while you're loading the trailer. The scale has a 2,000 lb capacity and reads in 50 lb increments. This is a great tool for measuring your tongue weight so you can make any necessary cargo adjustments. Once you're done, make sure you swap back to your...
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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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  • Looking For Electric Jack For 6x12 Enclosed Trailer That Plugs Into Silverado OEM 7 Way For Power
    Hey Mark! All three of these etrailer jacks - the # e72QV 3,500 lb, the # e22QV 3,500 lb with SnapPad, and the # e82QV 5,000 lb with SnapPad - are powered directly through your truck’s 7-way plug. So with your Silverado’s factory 7-way, you can simply plug the jack in and run it without adding a trailer battery or wiring anything permanently. For a 6x12 enclosed landscaping trailer, the # e72QV is typically more than enough capacity. If you’re parking on gravel, dirt, or soft ground at...
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  • Can I Still Manually Crank The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack If It's Not Hooked Up To Truck's 7 Way
    Hey Brian, completely fair concern - and yes you can, so you won’t be stuck. The etrailer eclectic trailer jacks like 3,500lb # e72QV, 3,500lb with snappad # e22QV, and 5,000lb # e82QV include a manual emergency override. There’s a rubber cap on top of the jack head that you remove, and the included crank handle lets you manually raise or lower the jack if power isn’t available. So even though these are powered by your truck’s 7-way during normal use, you still have a mechanical backup....
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  • Replacing Old Manual Jack On 2018 Jayco Jay Flight Travel Trailer - Comparing Electric Jack Upgrades
    Hey Angela, you’re thinking about this exactly the right way. Electric tongue jacks are sized based on tongue weight, not total trailer weight. With your 750–800 lb tongue weight, the 3,500 lb models of our etrailer electric trailer jacks # e72QV or # e22QV are already operating well within their limits. The # e82QV 5,000 lb would give you extra overhead, but it isn’t required for your setup. If you camp on gravel or uneven ground, the # e22QV (which is the # e72QV plus the SnapPad kit)...
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  • What Is The Difference Between Etrailer Electric Trailer Jacks e72QV & e22QV With SnapPad?
    Tyler, great question - and it’s definitely more than cosmetic. The etrailer electric trailer jacks # e72QV and # e22QV are mechanically identical 3,500 lb jacks. Same motor, same lift height of 18", same 7-way plug power. The only difference is that the # e22QV includes the SnapPad in the kit. The SnapPad: -Expands the footprint to about 7-3/4" diameter -Helps prevent sinking in gravel, sand, or soft soil -Adds grip on wet surfaces -Protects concrete or asphalt from metal foot marks...
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  • Can etrailer Electric Trailer Jack Work Without Trailer Battery
    Hey Trevor! You don't need to add a trailer battery to use the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e72QV. The jack has its own 7-way plug that connects directly to your tow vehicle for power, so it is a really nice option for an enclosed trailer like yours that doesn't have an onboard battery. If you want to add a tongue weight scale to help with loading, the # e28KV is also available. What are you hauling in your enclosed trailer?
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  • Is 3,500 lb etrailer Electric Trailer Jack Enough for 6,000 lb Trailer
    Hi Nolan! You don't need a 6,000 lb jack just because your trailer weighs 6,000 lbs. The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e72QV is lifting the tongue of the trailer, not the entire trailer weight. The 3,500 lb capacity is more than enough for your loaded tongue weight. If you don't know your tongue weight, this would actually be a good reason to consider the # e28KV as well since it includes a tongue weight scale. This is especially helpful for loading so you can make sure you stay in...
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