TJ715 Top Wind 15 Lifting Square Tube 7000LBS Trailer Jack

TJ715 Top Wind 15 Lifting Square Tube 7000LBS Trailer JackProducts Description7000 pound trailer jackThe trailer jack is an important component of safe towing. If you need to add or replace jacks on the trailer, the following information can help you choose among various jacks to find the appropriat......

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TJ715 Top Wind 15 Lifting Square Tube 7000LBS Trailer Jack

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7000 pound trailer jack The trailer jack is an important component of safe towing. If you need to add or replace jacks on the trailer, the following information can help you choose among various jacks to find the appropriate one. The basic function of a trailer jack is to raise and lower the trailer in order to connect the joint to the ball on the hitch and disconnect it from the ball. When the trailer is not connected to the towing vehicle, keep the trailer level. Stabilize the trailer for loading and unloading, as well as during trailer parking

TJ715

7000lbs capacity

15" lifting

13" drop leg

sqare tube

top wind

How to choose a suitable trailer jack Trailer jacks have different weights and lengths. Remember to consider the length of the jack in the retracted and extended positions. When extended, the jack must raise the joint to a height high enough to remove the hitch ball from the vehicle. When driving, the jack must be retracted far enough to leave the ground. The following information can help you find a jack with the appropriate weight, capacity, and length for your application:

1. How to select a suitable trailer jack to determine the height of the jack Jack dimensions for retracted and extended positions To determine if the jack is suitable for your trailer, you need to know the height at which the jack retracts and extends. These dimensions are usually used for jacks. They are transported from the bottom of the jack (including any possible supports) to the installation point. The installation point may vary depending on the type of socket. The standard A-frame jack is usually measured to the bottom of the mounting flange. Measure the installation jack of the pipeline to the center of the installation pipeline. Jacks with bolts on the bracket are usually measured to the centerline of the bracket. Measurement of trailer tongue weight Trailer tongue weight scale 2. Trailer tongue weight The weight of the trailer tow bar (TW) is the downward pressure exerted by the joint on the ball head of the hitch. Usually, TW is 10% to 15% of the total trailer weight (GTW), and GTW is the weight of the trailer when fully loaded. For example, a 5000 pound trailer has a TW weighing 500 to 750 pounds pressed onto a ball. Choose a socket with a capacity that matches or exceeds your TW If you are unsure of your TW, you can check our trailer towing reminder page for more information on how to weigh the trailer tongue. The Sherline trailer tongue weight scale can greatly simplify the weighing of the trailer tongue. Due to manufacturing processes and costs, many jacks of different sizes and weights have similar prices. So you can use a jack that can easily surpass the trailer TW, but it won't be too big or too expensive. For example, you can use a 2000 pound jack for a 3500 GTW multi-purpose trailer, although the estimated TW is approximately 525 pounds. 3. Trailer tongue height Measure the height from the ground to the bottom of the trailer coupling joint with the trailer level and parked on a level ground The extension height of the jack should be approximately 4 "higher than the horizontal height of the joint, so that you can lift it over the ball used to connect and disconnect the trailer The jack should be retracted enough to be shorter than the connector height of a horizontal trailer When the trailer is towed, it should also be retracted (or rotated to one side) to clean the ground. To ensure that the jack can clean uneven ground, the higher it retracts, the better.