Travel Speed of 3,500 lb Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack

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Whats the fastest jack for under $?

asked by: Brian D

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I reached out to the manufacturer, Stromberg Carlson, who told me their 3,500 lb Electric Trailer Jack # JET-3755 (Black) and # JET-3555 (White) has a travel speed of 10 inches over 55.5 seconds with no load. This is a relatively normal speed for a jack of this type and overall, these Stromberg Carlson jacks represent a great value.

I have added links to video reviews of both trailer jacks for you to take a look at.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Brian D.

10/29/2019

Whats the fastest jack for under $?

Kyle S.

10/29/2019

Of the jacks in the lower price ranges that have speeds we have been able to verify, the Stromberg Carlson 3,500 lb Electric Trailer Jack # JET-3755 (Black) and # JET-3555 (White) are going to be the swiftest and have also proven to be highly reliable, which is why they are such a great value. I have added a link to a video review of this jack for you to check out as well.

Answer 1

On the bottom of the motor of the Stromberg Jack part #SC63VR there is a release lever setup that gets inserted when you want to manually crank the jack to release it basically from the motor.

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Answer 2

I am sorry to hear about the functional issues you are having with your Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack #JET-3755. Based on the issue you are describing I would first manually lower the jack a little bit to make sure it was not overextended.…

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Answer 3

The 3-bolt mounting flange on the Lippert Electric A-Frame Trailer Jack #LC285318 has a standardized hole pattern. This jack is intended to mount so that the included LED light faces forward toward the tow vehicle to illuminate the coupler and hitch…

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Hey Fred, I am very sorry to hear that your trailer jack keeps blowing fuses. If your Stromberg Carlson Jack #JET-3755 keeps blowing the 30A fuse, there are a few things to check that might help figure out the issue. First, take a look at the wiring.…

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Answer 5

Thread damage to the screw/nut inside of a jack is usually a result of over extending the trailer jack. I'm not saying that is what happened to you but that is the cause of the majority of these situations. Is your jack still covered under…

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I have a solution for your clearance issue, but the Lippert Jack #LC285318 cannot be rotated. You can get a bit more clearance by using a longer ball mount like this extra long ball mount #D-26. It measures 12-5/8 inches from the hitch pin hole to…

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Answer 7

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 8

If your Husky Brute 4500 isn't extending or retracting properly then I recommend using the manual override to see if it's something internal or if it's an electronic part of the jack. For a replacement electrical part you'll need to…

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Answer 9

Hey Jason, Are you wanting just an electric tongue jack or a full leveling system for your trailer? If you're wanting just a tongue jack I recommend the Electric Jack w/ Footplate #EJ-3520-BBX (black) or #EJ-3520-WBX (white) along with a cover…

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Answer 10

Yes, basically all A-frame trailers are going to have the same bolt pattern for installing a trailer jack. Typically the jacks have mounting holes that are somewhat slotted too to help with some variances. The bolt pattern you mentioned having on…

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Answer 11

It sounds like you're looking for a replacement internal component for an older/discontinued Lippert electric jack like model number 1817941. According to Lippert, the internal components are not serviceable on these types of jacks, which means…

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Answer 12

Electric tongue jacks like the Electric Jack w/ Footplate - A-Frame - 25-1/8" Lift - 3.5K - Black #EJ-3520-BBX are designed to use a 12v power so if you want constant power I recommend using a trailer battery for connection. If you only want…

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