Looking For Replacement Jack For Carlisle/Four Winns Boat Trailer With At Least 1,600 lb Capacity

Updated 06/22/2026 | Published 06/15/2026

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Ark Xtreme Off-Road Swivel Trailer Jack w/ Dual Wheel - Sidewind - 10" Lift - 1,650 lbs - Black

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$349.00

Dutton-Lainson Boat Trailer Jack w/ Wheel - Sidewind - Swivel - 12" Lift - 1,000 lbs

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$123.87

Question:

Dutton-Lainson Boat Trailer Jack w/ Wheel - Sidewind - Swivel - 12inch Lift - Zinc - 1,000 lbs Part Number: DL22560 This jack set up is exactly what I need for my Carlisle/Four winns boat trailer, however I need at least 1,600 lbs capacity. Do you have one?

asked by: Tyler

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Expert Reply:

Hey Tyler, thanks for reaching out. We do have a jack that should work for you, but that Dutton-Lainson Boat Trailer Jack # DL22560 jack is only available in a 1K capacity. We don't have any other jacks that use that same mounting style and have a 1.6K+ capacity.

That said, if you need something with a 1.6K capacity that has a wheel, I recommend the following:

- Ark Xtreme Off-Road Swivel Trailer Jack w/ 2 Wheels - Sidewind - 18" Lift - Black - 1,650 lbs # ORJW750BD

This uses a different bolt-on bracket, so you'll have to install it next to the existing bracket, or on the other side of the tongue. The Ark jacks are great though. The dual wheel is extremely stable and rolls very easily. The powder coating is super durable too, so it'll hold up great in marine applications. Just remember, the handle is magnetic so its best to remove it and store it when not in use.

expert reply by: Jesse M

Bobby

6/18/2026

I have the Ark Extreme now for about two years. It functions very well. I like that it has easy to get to grease fittings. My only complaint is I don't care for the removable handle. Always afraid ill take it off and loose. They recommend not leaving on will towing. It does move around better in my garage. It also moves around a little better in other camping situations. It is a little more effort to turn than I was hoping for. But overall good.

Jesse M.

6/18/2026

@Bobby Nice! Thanks for sharing! Glad to hear you are liking your ARK jack. It's definitely best to remove the handle when towing though. I'd hate for it to go missing.

Steve L.

6/18/2026

Yes, I use one on my small boat trailer to winch it into my toy hauler. Such a process requires a heavy-duty jack. This particular one has worked well and held up to the uphill winching process whereas lesser jacks do hot hold up.