Recommended Electric Trailer Jack For A Bass Boat Trailer
Updated 06/25/2024 | Published 06/17/2024
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Do they make a trailer Jack for a Bass Boat Trailer that can be operated by Electricity?
asked by: Mike K
Expert Reply:
Hey Mike,
We offer one marine-rated electric trailer jack, the Fulton XLT Powered Drive Trailer Jack # F141401. This jack has a 2,500lb capacity and can fit 3" to 5" tall trailer frames. It has a 1,200 hour salt rating for the exterior components and 600 hour salt rating for the internal components. If your trailer battery is dead the jack can also be manually operated using the included crank tool and a 3/4" deep well socket.
When wiring this to your battery you'll want to use heat shrink butt connectors # DW05745-5 to and a fuse holder # SWC9539 to protect the jack electronics and the wiring from corrosion.
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Mike K.
6/25/2024
Does this jack have the ability to have a wheel on it instead of a flat foot?