Can the 7-Way Plug On the Electric Jack w/ Footplate EJ-3527-BBX Be Removed

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trailer jack comes with a 7 way plug can you take the plug off and wire it up to a battery without any problems

asked by: Russell B

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The Electric Jack w/ Footplate is offered both with the plug part # EJ-3527-BBX and without the plug part # EJ-3520-BBX. Therefore, if you wanted to go with the model that has the plug and just cut that off you would indeed just run the wire to the battery or you can go with the model that has the blunt cut wire which is more cost effective.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

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For your 2021 Airstream, the important thing to consider when choosing a weight distribution system and a shock absorbing shank is the tongue weight. Yours is currently at 664 pounds, but this could change depending on what's in the trailer and…

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Pretty much all electric trailer jacks require a direct battery connection to function properly. The circuits on a 4-pin trailer connector do not provide a big enough wire gauge or a suitable amp rating to power an electric trailer jack. The…

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A 100 amp hour battery would suffice for powering a trailer tongue jack as well as some other accessories. For this, we have both AGM such as the Bright Way Deep Cycle RV or Marine Battery part #BRW94FR. In order to charge these batteries, you'd…

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As the etrailer.com Electric Jack #EJ-3520-BBX only need to be powered, you are correct in that only 2 of the ports will be used. When looking at the front of the 7 Way plug, these will be the 11 o'clock position for power and the 5 o'clock…

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I would recommend 10 gauge wire like our part #10-1-1 (sold by the foot) for wiring up a powered jack motor.

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I am attaching a picture of the Replacement Power Switch #EJ-3520-PSW when it is properly installed on the Electric Jack w/ Footplate #EJ-3520-BBX but unfortunately there isn't a wiring diagram available. If you be mindful to note which position…

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The etrailer electric tongue jack #EJ-3527-BBX has a pre-wired 7-way plug like part #H20046 that saves you the hassle of hard-wiring the jack to its power source. It can receive its 12V operating power either from your tow vehicle's 7-way socket…

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Answer 10

I have attached a photo for you that shows how a 7-way trailer connector is wired. If you take a look at the trailer side trailer connector you will see a terminal labeled "12V Power". If you were to run a wire part #10-1-1 (per foot) from…

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Answer 11

For your Lippert Components Power Stabilizer Trailer Jack #LC298707 the wiring is pretty simple. There are two wires that come out of the motor and they are both used as power or ground depending on the direction you want to turn the motor. To…

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The Electric Jack with Footplate part #EJ-3520-BBX only has one wire which is for power. There is no ground wire as it uses the mounting plate for the ground. Therefore, in order for the jack to work properly you'll need it mounted to the frame…

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Can the 7-Way Plug On the Electric Jack w/ Footplate EJ-3527-BBX Be Removed

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