A-Frame Trailer Jack Made in the US

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Is the trailer valet 5000 pound A-frame jack made in the United States

asked by: James G

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Hey, James.

No, the Trailer Valet JXC Trailer Jack part # TV94FR is not made in the US. Dutton-Lainson do make their jacks in the US. They don't offer a jack that can be controlled via a drill like the Trailer Valet jack. But If you want an American made jack I recommend the Dutton-Lainson part # DL22772. This jack doesn't come with a foot so you will also want to pick up part # DL22542.

expert reply by: Gwendolyn Y

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James G.

2/24/2026

Thanks Gwendolyn

Gwendolyn Y.

2/24/2026

@JamesG Anytime, always happy to help out.

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