Weld-On Pipe-Mount Swivel Trailer Jack 5,000 lbs 15.5" Travel - Dekuch

About this item

This Weld-On Pipe-Mount Swivel Trailer Jack provides reliable support for trailers with tongue weight up to 5,000 lbs. With 15.5 inches of vertical travel and a swivel design, it offers easy operation and clearance during towing. The durable black powder coat and zinc-plated finish resist corrosion, ensuring long-lasting performance. Includes a weld-on pipe bracket for secure installation.

Key Selling Points

• Reliable Load-Bearing Capacity: Supports trailers with tongue weight up to 5,000 lbs.
• Versatile Swivel Design: Swings up and out of the way for towing clearance, with pull pin locking.
• Effortless Operation: Side-wind handle with 15.5 inches of travel for easy raising and lowering.
• Durable Corrosion Resistance: Black powder coat and zinc-plated finish for long-lasting performance.
• Secure Installation: Weld-on mount with included raw steel pipe bracket for solid attachment.

Specifications

• Support Capacity: 5,000 lbs (2,268 kg)
• Lift Capacity: 3,000 lbs (1,363 kg)
• Vertical Travel: 15.5 inches (38.1 cm)
• Mount Type: Weld-on tubular mount
• Finish: Black powder coated outer tube, zinc plated inner tube and disc foot
• Pin Size: 5/8 inch (16 mm)
• Lift Range: 14.25 to 29.25 inches from tube mount

Package Includes

• 1x Trailer Jack
• 1x Weld-on Pipe Bracket
• 1x Pull Pin
• 1x Disc Foot

How to Use

1. Weld the included pipe bracket onto your trailer frame at the desired location.
2. Insert the jack into the bracket and secure with the pull pin.
3. Use the side-wind handle to raise or lower the jack to the desired height.
4. For towing, pull the pin and swing the jack up and out of the way, then reinsert the pin to lock.

Suitable For

Trailers with tongue weight up to 5,000 lbs, including boat trailers, utility trailers, equipment trailers, and RV trailers.

Caution Notes

Do not exceed the rated support capacity of 5,000 lbs. Ensure proper welding by a qualified professional. Always use the pull pin to lock the jack in position before towing.