When you’re lining up your trailer or setting up in a tight spot, every crank counts. The built-in drop leg on this A-frame jack gives you 13-1/2" of adjustment before you even start turning the handle, saving time every time you hook up or park. Add that to 15-1/4" of lift and you get a total adjustment of 28-3/4", plenty of range to match different heights or adjust for slope. The pin and clip lock the leg exactly where you want it, so setup is steady and fast.
The sidewind handle has a comfortable 8-1/8" radius that makes lifting smooth and controlled, even under the full 3,000-lb load. The built-in grease zerk makes it easy to keep things turning freely, and the open doghouse design means you can get to the gears if you ever need to replace them. Reviewers liked how easy it was to raise and lower—no more awkward angles or shoulder strain.
Soft ground and gravel can be a pain, but the welded-on footplate keeps this jack steady where others might sink. At 7-1/2" long by 3-3/4" wide, it spreads the load evenly so you get solid footing wherever you park. With a 5,000-lb support capacity, it stays put when you need to unhook or load up. The zinc-finished footplate and inner tube, paired with a black powder-coated outer tube, hold up strong against rust and weather.
Getting this jack mounted is simple thanks to the bolt-on design that fits square-cut A-frame openings. The 2-1/4" outer tube and 2" inner tube line up tight, and 1/2" bolt holes make it easy to secure everything in place. Reviewers said their jacks fit perfectly right out of the box. Once bolted down, you’ve got a sturdy, low-maintenance setup that’s ready to work every time you are.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hello everybody, this is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today, we're gonna take a look at this etrailer bolt-on squared sideline A-frame jack with the drop leg and the footplate. It has a 3,000 pound lift capacity. Now, this utility jack will let you raise and lower your trailer, so it is ideal for agricultural and commercial applications. It is a bolt-on installation to a standard A-frame trailer. And when it's bolted on, it'll give you a clearance from the bottom of the bracket to the bottom or the top of the jack of 17-5/8 inches.
It is a sideline handle. It has a nice sink finish on it for a nice attractive look and rust resistance. And the radius on the handle is about 8-1/8 inches. Now, it does offer a drop leg on here to allow an increased lift of 13-1/2 inches, which will save you time when you're raising or lowering your trailer. Basically the pin and the clip right here is what'll hold the leg at your desired location.
So basically, if you need to crank it up quite a bit to save you some time, pop out the pin and the clip, drop the leg down to a position you need, put the pin and clip in, and then it saves you the time of having to crank all that distance. Right up at the top, your handle does have a built-in grease Zerk fitting that'll allow you to attach your grease gun to there and easily lubricate the gears on the jack by just pumping grease in there. Also up at the top here, it's an open doghouse design and what that means is it makes it a lot easier to replace the gears. So you got easy access to the gears up at the top here if you need to replace them. I want to zoom in.
Has a black powder coated outer tube. That outer tube measures 2-1/4 inches by 2-1/4 inches. And the inner tube is a zinc-finished inner tube for corrosion resistance and the inner tube is two inches by two inches. The footplate, as you can see, it is a welded-on footplate, minimizes the sinking in any soft ground, and the dimensions on the footplate itself 7-1/2 inches long, like 3-3/4 inches wide. Now a few specs on this, the bracket height, which will be measured from the bottom of the footplate to the bottom of the bracket here, so right now in the position we have it in, it's fully retracted with no drop leg extension.
It's gonna measure 7-1/8 inches. If we crank the sideline handle fully all the way out, it gives you the screw travel of 15-1/4 inches. So if we cranked it all the way out, it would give you a measurement from the bottom to the bottom here of 22-3/8 inches fully extended. And the total lift this jack will give you will be that screw travel we mentioned of 15-1/4 inches. And then if you fully drop leg all the way, it's 13-1/2 inches. So that's a total of 28-3/4 inches of total lift. Lift capacity on this again is 3,000 pounds. Support capacity is 5,000 pounds. But that should do it for the review on this etrailer bolt-on square sideline A-frame jack with the drop leg and the footplate.
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Excellent product, worked well. I took my propane tank bracket off my old jack and put it on the new etrailer jack
Fit like a glove. Very sturdy trailer j ack.
Shipped quickly, exactly what I ordered. It fit perfectly and has been working great. I really wanted to find a side crank jack to give my shoulders a break and I'm really glad I did! It's really easy to raise and lower.
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