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How do you unstick a trailer jack?
Step 2
- Remove the nut and bolt that secures the handle to the jack.
- Use two half-inch box end wrenches to remove the half-inch bolt and nut.
- Slide the handle upward after removing the nut and bolt to remove the handle.
- Set the handle aside.
- Screw the jack to the most extended spot the jack will go.
Why is my power jack not working?
For your electric jack, there are only three possible explanations for your jack not working with a charged battery. Either power is not getting to your motor, your motor is bad, or your ground connection isn’t working properly. If the motor works with that ground wire, then your motor is good and your ground is bad.
What does a power tongue jack do?
A power tongue jack is a jack mounted at the front of a trailer (on the ‘tongue’) that raises and lowers the front. It uses 12-volt DC electrical power, usually from the trailer’s onboard battery, to electrically extend or retract the trailer leg. You raise or lower the front of the trailer for a couple of reasons.
Which is the best electric tongue Jack for a trailer?
If you’re looking for a product with the least amount of electric tongue jack maintenance, the Big Horn 3500 LBS Electric Trailer Tongue Jack could be a decent option. You see it comes with a pre-wired seven-pin connector that’ll make it, so all you had to do is plug it in and it’s operational.
Where is the manual crank on a tongue Jack?
It also helps that the manual crank connects right on the top of the jack and seems to operate without requiring much effort from you. The fact this model has water-resistant electrical components is another aspect you can take comfort in as a potential consumer.
What makes an electric tongue Jack last so long?
In particular, the corrosion resistant zinc that makes up the footplate and inner tube is some top-notch quality material, which will ensure this jack lasts a long time. The hardened steel gears are a nice touch as well and will help keep this jack in pristine shape.
Where can I get a new tongue Jack for my camper?
If your camper is still under warranty, you might be able to get Flagstaff to replace it. If not, contact Lippert directly at 574-535-1125. I’ve seen several cases where Lippert replaced the jack immediately if it was one of the faulty ones.