Video Transcript for Review of etrailer Trailer Jack - Square 2-Speed Jack - e79FV

Hello, neighbors. Steve here with etrailer.com. Let's take a look at our very own etrailer Square Two Speed Jack with a nice drop leg that has a spring return, and it's considered a side wind crank jack. And it has a rating of 10,000 pounds capacity of lift. So folks, this two speed jack is gonna let you raise and lower your trailer. It has a low gear that offers full lifting power, and then a high gear provides ultimate speed.

Now, as you probably know with these kind of jacks, you simply push in or pull out to get to that other speed that you need, whether it's high or low. The secondary arm here would be a connection rod if you want to connect another jack, like a fall leg jack over to the other side of the trailer, camper, or whatnot. Now this is gonna be ideal for agricultural or commercial applications. It does have a drop leg included. It's a pull pen.

It's a spring loaded return. Obviously, I'm not gonna be able to pick this up by myself 'cause it's just super heavy and beefy. But there's an inner tube in here that has holes inside of it and that's gonna let you pull the spring pin, push the jack leg down to help get to the ground faster to then start lifting the jack. Now that foot plate, or those hole spacing on that drop leg, are three and three eighths on center between those holes in that drop leg The foot plate's very big. It's eight and a quarter by eight inches.

Once again, this is rated for 10,000 pounds capacity. It is heavy duty steel with a nice black powder coat finish over it. You've got two grease Zerks here on the front. That's gonna be for greasing up the gears and everything inside the jack. That's gonna help it live longer on its lifespan and everything, and gonna help it work properly for you as well.

Now the plunger pin, as you can see on the spring leg, is positioned to the side. That makes you get to it easier. And the jack screw itself inside of here is a one and a quarter inch jack screw for heavy lifting. Now we do offer separately a sidewind handle that would attach to this. So there's no handle included. That is sold separately. And then I also recommend you get a weld-on clip to then secure that jack handle when you're not using it. Now speaking of weld-on, this jack is a welding application, so you would need to potentially grind off wherever you're gonna be welding it on, obviously, and get that attached if you're doing it yourself. More likely than not, you're probably getting it done by professional welder. They'll know how to do all that as well. Now this does have a twin thrust bearing that's gonna make extending and retracting that jack very easy. And again, it is black powder coated on the inner and outer tube. So once again, you can see part of that inner tube down here at the bottom, all the way up inside of there. That inner tube is powder coated as well. Well folks, I think that's gonna wrap it up. Just a quick look today. Let's do some quick measurements real quick and then we'll wrap it up. A four inch by four inch outer tube. The inner tube is three and a half by three and a half. And overall height of the jack, whenever it's retracted like it is now, it is 28 inches off the ground. When it's fully extended, it's gonna be 40 and a quarter inches from the top to the ground. So that gives you a total lift of 25 and seven eighth inches. Well folks, that's gonna wrap it up. I'm Steven. Thanks so much for your time. Have a good one.