Does BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale Come With Carrying Case

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I see there is a case for it in the one photo. Does this scale include the carrying case? I know some of your other ones it is a separate thing.

asked by: Dan

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Hey Dan! Yes, the BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale # BTBRV014 comes with the carrying case pictured below. It is not designed to remain installed on the trailer while you're driving. We include the case to keep it protected while it is stored in your trailer or tow vehicle.

What kind of trailer do you have? Any big trips coming up?

expert reply by: Robin H

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Dan

7/28/2026

Perfect. I thought it did based on your pictures but you never know anymore. Nice that you thrown it in there. I'll go ahead and place my order, look forward to using this on our travel trailer.

Robin H.

7/28/2026

@Dan for sure, you never know and sometimes pictures can be deceiving. We try to make sure our pictures represent what comes with the product (aside from the vehicles or trailers). If you need anything else don't hesitate to reach out!

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