Jack For Camper That Has 3 Bolt Hole On Tongue And Doesn't Require Hardwiring To Battery On Trailer  

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Hey Karen! If you already carry a drill, the etrailer Manual Sidewind Trailer Jack w/SnapPad and Drill Adapter # e38AV is a nice middle ground between a basic hand crank and a wired electric jack.

It fits the standard 3" on-center A-frame bolt pattern, has a 2,000 lb capacity, and gives you 14" of lift. You can run it with the included 3/4" socket and a non-impact drill, but you still have the manual sidewind handle as a backup. The included SnapPad is also helpful at campsites since it gives you a wider base than the standard round foot alone.

If you happen to have a 7-way plug on your vehicle, another easy option is the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ 7-Way and SnapPad # e22QV, which powers directly from the vehicle’s 7-way instead of needing to be hardwired to a trailer battery. I personally would go with the 7-way powered option IF you have a 7 way already. If not, I think the first option # e38AV is better.

Karen, what camper are you putting this on?

expert reply by: Andrew N

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