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Dragging a trailer through mud, gravel, or sand is where most jacks give up—but not this one. The Ark Xtreme Off-Road Swivel Trailer Jack uses dual 8" x 2" steel wheels wrapped in flat-free rubber tires that grip and roll smoothly over rocks and soft ground. Sealed bearings keep the wheels aligned for steady movement without wobbling or drag, so maneuvering by hand stays controlled even when the ground isn’t. It’s built for off-roaders who need a jack that moves anywhere, not just on pavement.
Getting set up shouldn’t mean endless cranking. This jack’s spring-loaded handle lets you drop the tube into one of four positions for fast ground contact, cutting the work down to a few turns of the side-mounted crank. With 10" of lift plus a 12" drop leg, you get a total adjustment of 22"—plenty for uneven terrain or taller setups. The removable magnetic crank handle stores easily when not in use and snaps back in place firmly when you’re ready to go.
Off-road hauling means mud, rain, and salt exposure, so Ark built this jack tough. The square-tube steel body adds side-load strength and reduces play between the tubes, while the black powder coat finish and zinc plating provide rust protection tested to a 600-hour salt spray rating. Precision-machined tubing cuts down on chatter, and a built-in grease zerk makes it easy to keep the screw lubricated for smooth action over time. It’s the kind of durability that holds up for years of rough use.
When it’s time to move, the side-mounted swivel pin swings the jack up flat along the trailer tongue, and the wheel yoke locks into five different stow positions to clear any mounted gear. The locking latch also keeps the wheels from spinning during transport, protecting the bearings and preventing rattle. The result is a clean, secure travel setup that’s quick to deploy and just as quick to stow.
Whether you’re positioning a camper, boat, or utility trailer, this jack’s 1,650-lb lift capacity and 1,100-lb dynamic load rating give it the muscle to handle heavy tongues without strain. Built for real-world use from job sites to remote campsites, it’s compact for the lift range it provides and solid enough to earn its place on any serious off-road rig.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hello neighbors, Steven here with etrailer.com. Let's take a look together at this Arc extreme off-road swivel trailer jack with two wheels and it's a side wind jack with a 24 inch lift capacity. So folks, this will support and lift and lower the boat or recreational trailer. It does take you places that those plastic caster wheels simply cannot. It's been designed out in the Australian Outback, so it is made to withstand up to the rigors of those kind of terrain. So mud, dirt, rocks, water, those kind of things.
So the wheels are really rugged, it swivels. So you can go either way you need to, the handle and everything. Super easy to crank up or down., and one cool thing about the handle is it's simply held on with that high capacity magnet or a high magnetized magnet. So that's gonna turn that you can take the handle off when you're not using it, but when it's time to use it, it'll snap in place, and it is strong enough to where it's not gonna go anywhere. So the neat thing with this is that again, those tires are what we call flat free tires, meaning they're never gonna go flat 'cause they're already hard rubberized and you don't have to worry about them going flat.
The mount here, there are one, two, three, four different options on height. I'm gonna go ahead and drop this here real quick if I can. So that's gonna rise or lower. So picture this being mounted onto the frame of your trailer and then you can simply pull that spring loaded lever, quickly drop the whole leg to it's touching the ground or as close to those notches you wanna locked in, obviously, close to the ground as you can, and then simply having to crank the handle maybe a few times or whatnot to finish getting at the height you need. And then on top of that, you got this heavy duty spring loaded guy over here that you can pull.
And then that'll all keep it and let it swivel up or down. So zooming in, keep in mind I got this propped up so bear with me. But again, this nice ergonomic oversized handle here. You pull that out and that's gonna let the jack swivel up or down the whole assembly when you're done doing your jack up or down, you can pivot up outta the way to sideways and then it's up outta the way. You get the mounting brackets and the bolts.
It's not gonna shake or rattle during operation and it's been powder coated, a nice coat finish. It's been tested with a 600 hour salt spray rating should last for years, thanks to the durable steel construction and everything. The trailer frame fit guide, it needs to be between three and six inches tall for these brackets to fit and operate correctly. The lift capacity is 1,650 pounds with a dynamic load capacity of 1,100 pounds. Now when this guy is fully extended, it can be 33 inches fully extended and when it's retracted it's 12 inches, meaning 12 inches from the top of this bracket down to the ground, under the wheels and everything. So that's about 24 inches of lift if you do the math. Now these wheels are an impressive eight inch diameter by two inches wide. Lemme see if I can carefully spin that for you, give you a little better view there from the side. So again, two inches wide, eight inches in diameter. And again, nice big heavy duty, easy to roll. And then once again, you can see this handle from the side, just simply being able to pull that and let this whole jack pivot up and out of the way just makes it so much easier whenever you're doing those heavy trailers and stuff, and just in general. Well folks, I think that's gonna wrap it up. A really nice extreme offroad swivel jack. This is the Arc extreme offroad swivel trailer jack. I'm Steven. Thanks so much for your time. Thanks for watching and have a great day.
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4/14/2026
Glad you like it, Brian! Is that a Chuck or a Chuck Max? Have seen a few of them and they are pretty cool! Where have you taken it so far?