Is BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale Compatible With etrailer 3,500 lb Electric Trailer Jack

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I already have your 3,500 lb electric tongue jack on my camper. Can I add this tongue weight scale to it or do I need to replace the whole jack?

asked by: Michael C

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Hi Michael! Yes, you can add the BTBRV Trailer Jack Foot Scale # BTBRV014 to your etrailer Electric Trailer Jack # e23ZV. Simply pull the pin and swap out the foot with the scale whenever you want to measure your tongue weight. Then swap it back and store the scale in the included bag before you hit the road.

What kind of camper do you have?

expert reply by: Robin H

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Jeff

8/5/2026

It worked well for me. I also verified the accuracy via local CAT Scales. Spot on so I can check my tongue weight on any hard (paved) surface.

Robin H.

8/6/2026

@Jeff thanks for sharing! It's great to hear it matched your CAT Scale readings. Having a quick way to check your tongue weight before a trip definitely makes loading your trailer easier.

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