What Is the Torque Rating of the Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack

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The jet 3755 do you know what kind of pounds of torque does it have

asked by: Bill

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Expert Reply:

I spoke with Stromberg Carlson about the Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack part # JET-3755 but they were not able to provide any sort of torque specifications for the motor. That said, I was able to get some information about the speed of the motor which is 55.5 seconds for 10" of travel with no load. I am not sure if this helps or not but most trailer jack manufactures won't have the torque figures you are looking for to compare.

The Phoenix Electric Trailer Jack part # UF38-944055 is the fastest jack we offer as it can do 10" of travel with no load in 47 seconds.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

Thank you for the pictures. Since you have an A-Frame you will be able to use the Phoenix Electric Trailer Jack with Remote #UF38-944055. If you don't have a battery or plan on installing one then you'll want to wire the jack to the 12 volt…

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Answer 2

The Phoenix Electric Trailer Jack part #UF38-944055 would be an excellent option for your toy hauler as it has the highest capacity at 5,500 lbs and is also the fastest moving jack out there as it can move 6 inches in 18.4 seconds! I attached an…

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Answer 3

Hey Alison, so I really like the Phoenix trailer jack part #UF38-944055 as it's the fastest working jack out there that can raise and lower your trailer nose in a matter of seconds and is super reliable.

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Answer 4

You can use the Replacement Manual Crank Handle for Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jacks #SC94VR as a replacement crank for your Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack #JET-5000.

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Answer 5

Hey Steve, so Lippert doesn't have a powered a-frame jack with that much lift but we do have the Stromberg part #JET-3755 that does or the insanely fast Phoenix part #UF38-944055 which has more as it has 26 inches of lift.

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Answer 6

They are, yes; the reason why is you have to individually pair the remote with the Phoenix Electric Trailer Jack #UF38-944055 before it operates. So you would pair each remote to its own jack if you wanted to use multiple of the Phoenix Electric…

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Answer 7

The Phoenix Electric Trailer Jack with Remote #UF38-944055 has a multiple mount hole pattern. This pattern allows you to position the jack so the motor faces the front of the A-Frame, or it can be rotated so that the motor faces the drivers side of…

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Answer 8

Anything that uses a wireless remote does have the potential to interfere with another wireless device. The best solution would be to use hardwired (traditional) powered jacks to avoid that issue completely. I recommend a different approach using one…

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Answer 9

To select the correct ball mount that will allow you to tow level, you must take two measurements into consideration. First, measure from the ground (on level ground) to the top inside portion of your square hitch receiver opening. Second, measure…

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Answer 10

The Phoenix Electric Trailer Jack with Remote #UF38-944055 will have plenty of lifting capacity for your 6,050 lb. trailer and has the most amount of lift at 26". Typically, your tongue weight should be 10-15% of your total trailer weight…

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Answer 11

I went out to the warehouse to take some measurements of the Hopkins Graduated RV Levels, Stick-On #HM08525 for you. I found the level to measure approximately 3-3/4 inches long x 1-1/2 inches wide. Without the height of the logo, the level is 1-3/8…

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Answer 12

If the 2 6-volt batteries were wired in parallel which would double their voltage to 12 volts you could use them to power the Stromberg Carlson Electric Trailer Jack #JET-5000 as it does require 12 volt batteries to run. I attached a picture that…

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