bing tracking image
Q & A Icon

Replacement Jack Foot for a 2" Inner Diameter Top Wind Jacks w/a V Cut Groove  

Updated 08/09/2026 | Published 08/05/2026

Question:

I have two featherlite trailer’s with 2 inch top wind jacks that I would like to find replacement feet for the jacks. If possible I would like for them to have four inches of adjustment. Please advise what may be available. Thanks

0

Expert Reply:

Hey Thomas welcome back! Top wind isn't much to go off of but from what I can find online Featherlite uses two different brands of A-frame jacks. If your 2" measurement is the inner diameter of the jack tube then I've got one option for your to replace the jack leg that match models Featherlite uses.

etrailer Drop Leg for V-Groove Trailer Jacks item # e32RV

This jack has drop legs that fit a 2" diameter jack tube with a v-cut in the center. It has five sets of adjustment holes that are spaced 2" apart. Overall it measures 13-1/4" tall from the ground to the top of the tube and come with new pins.

Our etrailer Drop Leg item # e32RV has a 6" diameter foot plate and a 5,000 lbs tongue weight capacity. It's black powdered coated for durability and rust protection.

Do you see any manufacturer information on your jack or a part number? Also what model Featherlite trailer's do you have and what do you typically haul in them? Feel free to answer this and throw in any other questions you have, where it says Add Comment.

expert reply by:
0
Jerred H
e32RV
e32RV
(click to enlarge)
Thomas P. profile picture

Thomas P.

8/9/2026

Thanks for the reply. One trailer is a model 1610 and the other is a model1625. Both have Fulton 2000 lb jacks. I use them to haul a wide variety of things. Lawnmowers, motorcycles, bag feed, furniture. They are usually pulled by an f250.

Jerred H. profile picture
Etrailer Expert

Jerred H.

8/9/2026

@ThomasP You're welcome! Those are nice trailers and it sounds like you're definitely enjoying how versatile they are.

Product Page this Question was Asked From


Q & A Icon

Continue Researching

See More Q&A Expert Answers >>