Bulldog1550100317 A-Frame Trailer Jack,silver,3,000 lbs.

My old Jack wore out and needed a bolt on replacement. Great brand and functions flawless on my utility trailer

Perfect for my older travel trailer.Well made and east to use.I definitely recommend this Bulldog trailer jack!

Received fairly quick. Lined up perfect with predrilled trailer holes. Extends very little from trailer which is what I wanted so will not hit the ground when ascending hills or driveways. Quality is sturdy. Crank is very easy and will require more turns for travel with little resistance so anyone can wind. Jack did not come with bolts would have been convenient otherwise happy with this purchase. Would purchase again.

I'm using this on my JetSki double trailer. The A frame of the trailer is not long enough for my truck tailgate to miss the handle when down, so you can either use and extending hitch or do what I did and switch the handle to the back of the jack (very easy). Take off the cover to the gears and drive out the handle pin with a punch. Now just reverse the handle and gear 180 degrees to the back of the jack and put the pin back in.Works great now!

Have a broke it yet

This fits perfectly in an Aliner (Ranger/Classic). The original tongue jack was always giving me problems getting it to the right height on the Explorer. Iwould have to use a hitch that was not optimal, resulting in the trailer traveling with a slight angle (from car to rear of the Aliner) If we used a hitch that would put the trailer level, we couldn't get the wheel off of the tongue jack since it wouldn't retract far enough. I could jack the trailer up so that I could nearly touch the rear bumper to the ground, but I couldn't retract it enough to get the wheel off. Finding a jack with a very short stack height at the tongue was challenging. WIth this tongue jack I have plenty of room to get the wheel off the jack which allows me to get trailer level on the car. SInce it's a standard 3 bolt tongue jack, it was a very quick swap.

Trailer jack. Works great

A reviewer mentioned it’s difficult to crank. My description would be it is too easy to crank and requires too many cranks.Another reviewer mentioned it’s very easy to install. That’s correct, once you get the old one off in spite of the corrosion.This jack is lighter, not as substantial, as the replaced jack. Only time will tell if it holds up as well. Old one took a beating because it didn’t retract enough for the height of my vehicle.Another reviewer mentioned he painted his black to match his trailer. I might paint the tongue to match the jack.