Jack for Tow Dolly that has Wheels that Can Roll on Gravel and Soft Surfaces
Updated 07/08/2021 | Published 07/07/2021 >
Question:
I have a car dolly and the plastic wheel on the jack sinks in soft surfaces and won’t roll over stone surfaces. The trailer is light with nothing on it but on those surfaces I have to lift the tongue shoulder high to move it which is hard in my 65 year old shoulders. LOL. I need something that I can roll smoothly and maneuver easily on soft or stone surfaces see pictures by myself. Is this what I’m looking for? Thanks
asked by: Bill G
Helpful Expert Reply:
The Extreme Off-Road Swing Up Jack part # ORJW500D would make your life a lot easier since it has a dual wheel setup that has rubber tires which allow for better traction and maneuverability on the surfaces you mentioned. It also has the axle offset behind the tube of the jack which helps it get over bumps without getting hung up as easily.
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Ark Xtreme Off-Road Swivel Jack w/ Dual Wheel - Sidewind - 10" Lift - 1,100 lbs - Silver
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