Recommended Electric A-Frame Jack w/a Tongue Weight Scale
Updated 07/27/2026 | Published 07/23/2026
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Question:
Does this jack with the tongue weight scale come in a higher capacity? I really like that scale and I load my trailer up differently depending on what job site I'm going to. Thanks for your time!
asked by: Steve
Expert Reply:
It sure does Steve! Our 3,500 lbs etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ Tongue Weight Scale item # e43KV also comes in a 5,000 lbs capacity. We have two different options depending on how you want to power it that I have listed below:
Wired to Trailer - etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ Tongue Weight Scale item # e33KV
7-Way Powered - etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ Tongue Weight Scale item # e83KV
These jacks each have a 5,000 lbs capacity and fit a standard a-frame coupler. They include the removable tongue weight scale that measures in 50 lbs increments up to 2,000 lbs.
In addition to the removable tongue weight scale each of these jacks has a 4-1/2" drop leg extension that raises the lifting range up to 18".
Which one you need is going to depend on how you want to power the jack. For a standard wired to the trailer battery connection, I recommend the etrailer Electric Trailer Jack w/ Tongue Weight Scale item # e33KV.
What kind of work do you use your trailer for?
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Steve
7/27/2026
Thank you so much! I do concrete and landscaping so depending on what I need for the day I could be hauling 3,000 lbs or 8,000 lbs. The scales going to help me load the equipment up right. I definitely want the powered 5,000 lbs one you recommended. I use different trucks and my guys take the trailer too so I don't want to mess with having to swap out the 7-way plugs.