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Electric Trailer Jack For A 7,000 Pound Enclosed Trailer  

Updated 05/06/2026 | Published 05/04/2026

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Electric trailer jack question. Enclosed trailer, double axle 7000 lb GVWR. I want to put an electric jack, any recommendation? I have a three bolt attachment.

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Hi Jeff!

The etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ Foot Plate - A-Frame - 14" Lift - 2,000 lbs # e64GV would be a great option for your 7,000 pound enclosed trailer.

The 2,000 pound capacity would definitely cover you and it uses the standard 3 bolt pattern found on just about every A-Frame trailer. You will need to wire it to a battery on your trailer, but this is honestly the best way to power these kinds of jacks (some vehicles don't work very well with the jacks that utilize the 7-Way plug). The only "downside" to this hitch is the 14" of lift. It is on the lower side, but can be supplemented with a drop leg, something like the 4" # FA88-00-4500 or the 6" # FA88-00-6500.

Or you could go with something like the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack - Drop Leg - A-Frame - 18" Lift - 3,500 lbs # e23ZV. This has more capacity, more lift, and comes with a drop leg for even more height. You would still need to wire it to a battery on your trailer and also uses the standard 3 bolt pattern. It's a little more expensive, but this is probably the one I would use if I were upgrading my trailer jack.

What are you typically hauling in your trailer?

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Jeff L.

5/6/2026

Thanks for the reply. Mostly I haul two 900 lb motorcycles

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Lazer S.

5/6/2026

@JeffL Oh nice! What kind of bikes? I used to have an 08 Harley Fat Bob and would sure like to get another one someday. Thing was a blast.

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