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Cranking by hand gets old fast, especially when you’re trying to hitch up after a long day. This jack can be powered with any 18-volt or 24-volt cordless drill (not included), so raising or lowering your trailer takes only seconds. Just swap the handle for the included drill attachment and squeeze the trigger to lift or lower. The jack still works manually with the sidewind crank if your drill battery runs out, and the rubber grip keeps it comfortable to use.
Saltwater, rain, and road grime won’t stop this jack. The steel construction uses zinc-nickel inner and outer tubes topped with a rough, wrinkled black powder coat that’s rated for 700-hour salt spray. It’s marine-grade and even submersible in saltwater, so corrosion isn’t a worry. The textured coating resists scratches that would normally let rust creep in, keeping the jack looking good and working smoothly season after season.
You can feel the difference when a jack doesn’t bind or rattle under load. This one uses a nylon sleeve between the tubes and precision-machined steel for a clean, smooth glide. It won’t shake, rattle, or overheat during operation, even when you’re lifting or lowering heavier trailers. Composite gears help dissipate heat, so performance stays consistent.
When it’s time to push the trailer by hand into a tight spot, the built-in caster wheel makes it easy. The jack supports up to 1,200 lbs with the wheel attached and swivels out of the way when traveling. A spring-loaded pull pin lets you reposition it fast, and it locks safely in place parallel to the tongue once you’re done.
There’s no need to take the jack apart for upkeep. A built-in grease zerk fitting makes lubrication simple, keeping the gears protected and extending the life of the mechanism. It bolts right onto trailer frames up to 4-3/4" tall x 3-3/4" deep and gives you 14" of lift for smooth hitching and leveling every time.
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 I'm gonna take a look at this Trailer Valet JXS Side Wind Trailer Jack with the foot plate and the wheel, and also a drill-powered option, has a 1,600 pound lift capacity. Now this utility jack is a manual hand crank jack that'll let you raise and lower your boat or your recreational trailer. It includes this hand crank that just snaps onto the drive shaft and it allows you to turn clockwise to extend out your jack, counterclockwise to retract the jack. What's nice about it is you can remove the crank handle and it can work as a power jack using this drill adapter. Basically, you'll use this with a 20-volt or 24-volt cordless non-impact drill that has either a 3/8th inch or 1/2 inch chuck.
Once you put this into your drill there, you can attach it to the drive shaft and then you can power the jack either out or in. Eliminates the need to have to manually crank it. Now this is a pipe mount jack. It'll bolt around the trailer frame, as you can see, includes all the mounting hardware. And what's nice is when this is installed, you can see this pull pin here.
It is a swivel mount. So you pull out your clip, pull out this pull pin, and it'll allow you to swivel this on the pipe section and let you easily stow the jack parallel to your trailer frame and out of the way. And then when you need to use it, you just again, pull the pin and clip, swing it back down, put the pin and clip in, and then you're ready to jack the trailer up with it. Application, this will fit trailer frames up to 4 and 3/4 inches tall by 3 and 3/4 inches deep. Now when you do install this, it does require about 8 inches of clearance along your frame to install this mounting bracket.
Now we mentioned the foot plate. It is a very large removable foot plate. It'll minimize sinking in soft ground. If you do wanna remove it, you just pull, take the clip out and the foot plate will come out. It does come with this caster wheel with the pin, so you can easily install that if you wanna move your trailer around.
Now, right here in the back has this grease zerk fitting right here for easy maintenance, allows you to attach a grease gun to it pump grease into your gears. So no need to have to remove or re lubricate your gears to supply your grease gun to there and lubricate it. Now this will resist rust and corrosion, even in areas with salt. It has a nice wrinkled black powder coat finish to it, has a 700-hour salt spray rating. The inner and outer tubes are zinc-nickel plated. And this jack is submersible in salt water. A few specs on this, the static capacity using the foot plate is 5,000 pounds. If you remove the foot plate and use the wheel, it drops down to 1,200 pounds. Now that's static capacity, lift capacity, if you use the manual hand crank, it's gonna be 1,600 pounds. And the lift capacity using a power drill is 800 pounds. Now the bracket height, this is your mounting bracket here. So the bracket height, which is measured from the center of the bracket to the ground, when it's retracted like it is right now, is gonna be 11 and 1/2 inches. If we totally extend it out, has a screw travel of 14 inches. Then if we measured the extended height from the center to the ground, it's gonna be 25 and 1/2 inches. The outer tube diameter, it's 2 and 1/4 inches. Inner tube diameter is 2 inches. But that's gonna do it for a look at this Trailer Valet JXS Side Wind Trailer Jack with the foot plate and the wheel and the drill-powered option.
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Ratings & Reviews
Nick S.
11/3/2025
It does look awesome! This is by far my favorite of the jacks we offer. What kind of trailer did you end up installing it on?
Tc
5/12/2025
Great! Ive checked the bolts for tightness a few times over the past year and everything has been solid. No need to make adjustments. It has performed well.
Lazer S.
10/12/2026
Glad to hear it's going to work well for you, David! What kind of boat is that on your trailer?
Gwendolyn Y.
5/8/2025
I see what you mean about the bracket, Bryan. I'm glad that you were still able to make it fit on your trailer!
Gwendolyn Y.
4/1/2025
I bet its nice to know that your tailgate and your jack are safe from one another now. Looks great, Jodie!
Victoria H.
2/25/2025
Hi Robert, that's an awesome improvement and congratulations on the new Bronco too!! I'll let Paula know you gave her a shout out!
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Charles
10/18/2026
I am very pleased with the Jack but I wish I had of went with the higher capacity Jack. The jack performs well but my trailer tongue weight is just a little heavier which when loaded is a little heavier to crank to unhook. The jack performs as it should, I just need a higher weight capacity.