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Pull in, drop the jack, and adjust your height without slowing down. Use a drill for quick changes, then switch to the crank when you need full 14,000 lb lifting power. Weld it on once and it's always ready.
You already keep a drill in the truck because it saves time on everything else. This jack lets you put it to work on the one job that normally takes the longest: raising and lowering the trailer tongue. Use a standard 18V to 24V drill for the repetitive travel up to 5,000 lbs, then switch to the hand crank when you need the full 14,000-lb lifting capacity.
A permanent jack mount matters when the trailer gets used often or the tongue weight is not light. This jack welds directly to the trailer frame, giving you a fixed connection point that stays with the trailer instead of relying on a bolt-on mount that can shift or loosen.
When the trailer is loaded and the tongue weight starts adding up, the jack becomes one of the hardest-working parts of the setup. The 14,000-lb capacity, square tube construction, direct weld mount, and larger footplate all work together to create a more solid lifting setup. That larger footprint helps reduce sinking in loose dirt or mud, so the jack has a better base to work from.
Trailer height is not always where you want it when it is time to hitch up. With 15" of screw travel and a 9" drop leg, you can take up larger height differences quickly, then fine-tune the final position. That means less time working the jack through unnecessary travel just to reach the hitch ball.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everybody, Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this Trailer Valet Square Right Drive Jack. Now this is a 14K Jack and it's a heavy duty trailer jack built for those who are tired of cranking by hand all day. Instead of relying on the old school manual only design, this one is made to work with a non-impact cordless drill, so you're gonna be able to raise and lower your trailer much faster, which with way less effort. Now what makes this possible is its internal gear system and traditional jacks typically use beveled gears that are fine for hand cranking, but they're not great for powered use. This one uses a worm gear drive, which is gonna give you better control and the right amount of torque when using the drill.
So this is designed from the ground up to handle powered lifting safely and smoothly. This is also super convenient to use because it doesn't require any special attachments. It has a standard 3/4" hex shaft, so you're gonna be able to hook it up to common, a common drill socket, and get to work right away. In terms of strength, this is built for serious loads. With a drill, it can lift up to 5,000 pounds quickly for everyday use, but if you need maximum power, the manual crank can handle up to 14,000 pounds, which is going to match its full capacity.
So you're gonna get both speed and strength depending on what the situation calls for. Another nice feature is the drop leg. Now I don't have the strength really to drop this leg for you or demonstrate this leg for you, but we do have a a spring loaded drop leg here. It's gonna deploy automatically, which is gonna help save time when you're setting up. This is going to retract quickly, so you do want to make sure that you keep your hands and feet clear when you're using this.
In regards to lift, this is gonna give you a total height adjustment of about 24 inches. So 15 inches plus a nine inch drop leg is where you're gonna get that total of about 24 inches of total height adjustment. When it's fully retracted as we have here, it's gonna be right at about 28 inches tall and then fully extended, pretty close to 52 inches. The outer tube is right at four inches, and then the inner tube is gonna be right at about 3-1/2" But installation wise, this is gonna be a weld-on jack. It's meant to be permanently mounted to your trailer for a solid, secure setup.
This is the right configuration, if you notice, right drive configuration and its durability is not an afterthought here either. This is finished with a tough wrinkle black powder coat. This is Trailer Jack's or Trailer Valet, rather, traditional coating that they put on here. So it's gonna hold up really well. It's gonna look great, but more importantly, it's gonna hold up really well for you. Now I wanted to give you the measurement of the foot plate here as well, so we're pretty close to eight inches square and I think it's gonna wrap up our look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy, thank you for joining me.
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Mike L.
8/19/2026
That is awesome! Thanks for the cool photo!!