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Swivel Jack For A Jet Ski Trailer That Gets Dunked Often - No Electrical Wiring  

Published 05/18/2026

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I have a double jet ski trailer that gets backed into the water a lot during the summer. The old jack is rusty, and I want something easier to crank but still light enough that it doesn’t feel like overkill. What would you use? I don't think electric is good for water right?

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Hey Caleb! For a personal watercraft trailer, the etrailer Sidewind Aluminum Jack with Wheel - Swivel Bolt - 1.5K # e95YV is the one I’d use.

It is aluminum with stainless steel hardware, so it makes sense for a trailer that sees a lot of ramp use. The 1,500 lb capacity is plenty for typical small boat and PWC trailer tongue weights, and the built-in wheel is handy when you’re lining things up in the driveway or storage spot.

You also get the included 19mm socket for drill operation, so you can speed up hitching without adding wiring or relying on a trailer battery. And you are correct - electric jacks are not typically the best option for boat trailers.

Caleb, is your trailer used mostly in freshwater or saltwater?

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