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Your arm stalls mid-crank trying to lift a loaded boat trailer at the ramp. Been there. This 1,500 lb aluminum swivel jack accepts a 3/4" socket so a drill does the lifting. The wheel rolls the trailer into place and holds up to saltwater use.
Hand cranking gets old when you're hooking up before a launch or putting the trailer away afterward. Fold down the sidewind handle and use your drill with the included 19mm socket to raise or lower the jack. If the drill isn't nearby, flip the handle back up and crank it manually.
With a 1,500-lb maximum capacity and 12" of travel, this jack handles the tongue weight of boat trailers during hookup and storage. Raise the coupler to clear the hitch ball, line things up, and lower it into place without lifting the tongue by hand.
Once you're hitched, the jack pivots up alongside the trailer frame instead of hanging toward the pavement. That gives you more clearance when you're pulling through ramps, driveways, and other uneven areas where a jack left down could scrape or take a hit.
Boat trailer hardware spends plenty of time around water, so corrosion resistance matters. This jack uses an aluminum body with stainless steel hardware to better handle wet, salty environments and routine exposure around the ramp.
The built-in wheel makes it easier to roll the tongue a short distance when you're lining up with the hitch ball or shifting the trailer in the driveway or storage area. It's especially handy for those little adjustments where lifting or dragging the tongue would just be unnecessary work.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
94% were satisfied with this product
6% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Great
Fast Service, Great Jack
Great quality!! Lost one star because the crank lift is soooo sloooow.
The jack is absolutely smooth in the crank and the build quality is excellent. The finish of the jack is outstanding, great buy and good upgrade!!!
Easy installation. Easy operation with both manual crank and using a drill with supplied socket.
Very nice quality and very smooth when cranking my boat up!!! I have a brand new Robalo 226 Cayman and the trailer is very nice but the trailer just gave way so I ordered this one based on reviews and so far so good!!! Also seems much better quality than the original one I had on the trailer!!!
After going through 2 zinc coated steel jacks in a short period with saltwater use it is awesome to see a product engineered to last. I took a magnet to the whole unit and the only steel (painted) is the mounting plate. Thanks etrailer for making this the last Jack replacement for the foreseeable future!
Came well packaged. Easy to install on my boat trailer. Very sturdy and easy to roll trailer tongue with boat on it in my shop. Aluminum material makes the jack very light to handle. I like the large plastic handle to unlock and rotate the jack to travel position. Makes this process really easy. Also like the jack handle and design to allow using the drill motor to extend and retract the jack.
Overall, I'm happy with this jack. I didn't really think that I would use the drill adapter, but it is really nice! Two recommedations that would get it 5 stars from me:
1) Use an 8" wheel instead of a 6"
2) Have a way to secure the crank handle when towing so it doesn't flop around. I added a 3M velco strap.
Great quality product! Easy installation and use. This aluminum jack won’t rust out like the zinc plated units do in a few years. Looks nice too!
Used etrailer for this and the coupler to make the used trailer look new again!
Great upgrade to old rusted zinc-plated wheeled trailer jack. This one's fully-lowered height from center of tongue to bottom of wheel is 13-3/4", plenty for my 15" seated ball height. I was able to rotate the bracket 180 deg from how it was shipped to get that height. The quality appears very good. All aluminum construction, including the brackets opposite the jack to secure it to the trailer tongue. And fully stainless bolts and nylock nuts. It's about 3x the cost of the cheapest zinc-plated Etrailer wheeled jack, but I'd say worth the extra cost.
Lazer S.
7/20/2026
Glad you like it, Brian! We are pretty proud of this jack and it should last a good long time with how we built it. Have you used the drill function to lift/lower the jack yet? It does make these super easy to use.
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Lazer S.
6/24/2026
Glad we could help, Alan! They definitely look great on there! ^___^ What kind of boat are you towing?