Option For Swivel Trailer Jack That Bolts on For 5,200 lb Trailer

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Looking for bolt on replacement jack for my tow behind boom lift trailer which is 5200 lbs preferably black with swivel option. Please let me know if you have anything that would work. Thanks so much

asked by: Jim F

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Hi Jim,

We may have a swivel jack that works for you, it just depends on the size of the frame of your trailer. The best option we have for that is the Trailer Valet JXS Drill Powered Swivel Trailer Jack w/ Footplate - Sidewind # TV64FR.

The # TV64FR is for trailer frames that are up to 4-3/4" tall x 3-3/4" wide, and its 5,000 lb capacity is more than enough for your 5,200 lb trailer because it doesn't support the full weight. So as long as your frame is in that range, this'll be a really nice option for you.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Jim F.

10/5/2024

Thanks for your reply! Yes I do believe that size will fit. Do you have any upgraded ones available? Looking for a better jack and don’t mind paying a bit more for something better? Thanks, Jim If not i will order the one you recommended.

Kyle S.

10/7/2024

@JimF Honestly, the Trailer Valet is what I would consider the upgraded option for a swivel jack due to its coating and option for you to use a drill to use it instead of hand cranking. It's also easier to lubricate because it has a grease zerk while other jacks require you to remove the gears, which is really a pain.

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