Current Draw and Lift Rate for the Electric Jack w/ Footplate item # EJ-3520-WBX

Updated 12/13/2022 | Published 12/12/2022

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Electric Jack w/ Footplate - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 25-1/8" Lift - 3,500 lbs - White

(1958)

$130.46

12 Gauge Wire - Black Primary - Per Foot

(30)

$2.03

Question:

What is the current draw for the jack? I need to know this value to determine the wire gauge. What is the lift rate/time? I have a 7000 lb capacity flat bed trailer. The empty tongue weight is 350# with a max tongue weight of 800#.

asked by: John

Expert Reply:

The current draw for the Electric Jack w/ Footplate item # EJ-3520-WBX varies depending on the weight load. The jack will also use less power to lower than to lift the trailer. Under maximum load the power required to lift will be approximately 30-amps. It takes about 5 seconds to go up an inch on a 3,500 lbs trailer we had in the shop.

If the battery is close to the jack and mounted on the tongue of your trailer you will want to use 12 Gauge Black Primary Wire item # 12-1-1. This is sold by the foot.

expert reply by: Jerred H