Weight Capacity of Drop Leg for Lippert Components Power Jack

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What is the weight capacity of this extension? Im looking for an extension for a 5000# jack.

asked by: John

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I confirmed with the manufacturer Lippert Components that the Drop Leg # LC405217 is rated for 5000 lbs just like the jack it goes to the Lippert Electric Trailer Jack with Footplate # LC285318.

expert reply by: Timothy G

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Answer 2

Hi Dennis, There unfortunately isn't an extension or different antenna that can be connected to the Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System #FOS43TASF. Sitting below the roof line can cause a bit of interference this is the most common…

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Answer 3

The Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack #SC63VR you were looking at has mounting holes that are 3" apart on center. This is the standard mounting hole pattern used by virtually all a-frame trailer jacks, so it will be an exact replacement…

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Answer 4

Electric A-frame trailer jacks often have the same bolt pattern, yes. Just keep in mind that a higher-capacity jack doesn't necessarily mean more speed, it's all about the jack itself. For example, the 3,500 lb Ultra-Fab Electric A-Frame Jack…

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Answer 5

From the outside of the jack tube of the #UF38-944017 to the furthest point out on the jack motor housing it measures 3-7/8 inches.

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Answer 6

We do offer better jacks that have built-in protection from over-extension. I think the best value for an A-frame tongue jack is the Stromberg Carlson #SC63VR which is rated for 4500 pounds of tongue weight. This is 1000 pounds more than other…

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Answer 7

To replace your FIC 3500 electric jack, I recommend the Ultra-Fab Electric A-Frame Jack item #UF38-944017. This jack extends 6" in 25.3 seconds with 1,000 lbs of tongue weight. It has an easy bolt-on or weld-on installation for A-frame trailers,…

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Answer 8

The way that the electric trailer jack #UF38-944017 works is using an ACME screw and a nut. The nut is fixed and the screw goes up and down in the nut. At the end of the screw the metal is twisted, smashed, or otherwise purposely cross threaded to…

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Answer 9

Absolutely! From the top of the Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack #SC63VR to the mounting flange is 21-1/4" and from the front of the jack to the tube is 5-5/8" as shown in the included diagram. I included a video of the #SC63VR for…

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Answer 10

Hello Wayne. A 3,500 lb jack is going to be more than enough for your 5,000 lb trailer. The 3,500 lb rating is for the tongue weight of the trailer and not the total weight of the trailer. Your tongue weight should be more like 500-700 lbs max so you…

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Answer 11

I would be happy to help you. Based on the information you have given me I am going to give you the height of the Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack Item #SC63VR you referenced. This jack sits 21 1/4" above your trailer's frame. You…

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Answer 12

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