Replacement Electric Tongue Jack for a 2018 Independence Casita Travel Trailer
Updated 12/16/2025 | Published 12/15/2025
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Question:
Is this a good replacement for the electric tongue jack on my 2018 Independence Casita travel trailer?
asked by: Judson C
Expert Reply:
It sure is Judson. The Electric Jack w/ Footplate item # EJ-3520-BBX would be a great addition to your 2018 Independence Casita travel trailer. It's got a 3,500 lbs capacity and a total lift of 25-1/8" including the drop leg. This jack fits a standard A-frame trailer tongue.
I've linked an installation video below to help you get it set up.
If you have any additional questions, go ahead and click on the box that says Reply to Jerred H and I'll be happy to answer them.
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Bob N.
12/16/2025
I purchased this jack as a replacement for the original on my 2012 Rockwood 2109s. It was straight forward to install and better than the factory jack. It has worked flawlessly on many trips.
Nate C.
12/16/2025
I bought this one for my 26’ north woods camper. It works great. The only issue (very minor) that I ran into, is that the hot wire wasn’t quite long enough to reach my battery. I just spliced an extra piece in.
Dave G.
12/16/2025
So far it has been great. It was easy to install and fit my 20' Coleman Lantern RV perfectly. I would definitely recommend it.
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Electric Jack w/ Footplate - A-Frame - 25-1/8" Lift - 3.5K - Black
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Tim L.
12/16/2025
It is a good Jack. The only problems I ran into is inadvertently turning on the work light during the day and not noticing it’s on. I ran it to a switch on the inside of trailer to turn power off to Jack when not using so if I do forget it, it’s not going to drain battery.