Can the Atlas IV Hydraulic Trailer Jack Be Used on a Gooseneck Trailer?

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looking at the stillwell hydraulic jack for my trailer. ST23FR. Is it suitable for a gooseneck? or what is it best for?

asked by: Kirk

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Yes, you can Kirk! The Atlas IV Hydraulic Trailer Jack - Direct Weld - 10K item # ST23FR can indeed be used on a gooseneck trailer. It has a 10,000 lbs capacity and can be welded directly to it. If you're looking for a bolt on one, I recommend the Atlas IV Single-Acting 10K Hydraulic Trailer Jack w/ Connection Kit for Dump Trailer -item # ST67VR.

Both of these jacks work with the 3,000-psi Hydraulic Pump for Stillwell Jacks item # ST93FR.

What kind of gooseneck trailer do you have?

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Jerred H.

9/12/2025

Hey Kirk, did you decide to go with the direct weld jack for your gooseneck trailer, or are you considering the bolt-on option? I'm curious to know which one you chose because it could help others in a similar situation.

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