This one is worlds better—a full 8000 lb. capacity with a square drive and no slop in the travel.
Tongue Jack
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TrailerTrash
- Chief Steward
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Tongue Jack
Sometimes it is the simple things. I've been doing a lot of work on the boat, and anytime I was near the bow, the front would jiggle enough to give me unease. Trailers are like RVs, made to a price point, and they just don't inspire confidence.
This one is worlds better—a full 8000 lb. capacity with a square drive and no slop in the travel.
This one is worlds better—a full 8000 lb. capacity with a square drive and no slop in the travel.
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OverEasy
- Admiral
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- Sailboat: MacGregor 26X
- Location: NH & SC
Re: Tongue Jack
Hi TrailerTrash!
Nice upgrade!
That’s a very nice robust Jack!
It like the kind we wanted to replace our original 3K OEM Jack with but couldn’t get at the time.
(We settled for a cylindrical swing away 5k Jack… Better than we had…
)
Like how rigid it appears! No wobble slop with that nice welded clamp plate arrangement!
Kudos! Great Upgrade!
Best Regards
Over Easy
Nice upgrade!
That’s a very nice robust Jack!
It like the kind we wanted to replace our original 3K OEM Jack with but couldn’t get at the time.
(We settled for a cylindrical swing away 5k Jack… Better than we had…
)Like how rigid it appears! No wobble slop with that nice welded clamp plate arrangement!
Kudos! Great Upgrade!
Best Regards
Over Easy