The trailer tongue jack supports the boat trailer when it is not hooked up to your tow vehicle. These come in a variety of types, and some boaters might wonder which is best for them. I have used an ...

Where would trailer boaters be without tongue jacks? Without these telescoping mechanisms, we’d break our backs trying to hoist the trailer tongue, or we’d have to roll out a floor jack every time we ...

Lippert Power Tongue Jack Electric Trailer A-Frame, 3,500 lbs. 18-Inch Stroke, 5.4-Inch Foot Pad, Durable Textured Casing, Emergency Manual Crank Override, 10.75" Retracted, 28.75" Extended ...

The 2025 Tundra can tow up to 11,175 pounds and handle a max tongue weight of 1,170 pounds, with a 1,605-pound payload limit. In this example, the Supra and trailer weigh 5,389 pounds, comfortably ...

For the price of $159.99, this jack is meant to be welded directly to your trailer tongue and has an easily detachable side-crank handle. It can support up to 12,000 pounds and lift 10,000 pounds ...

Lower the tongue onto the ball Engage the tongue lock and secure it with a pin Raise the trailer jack to its minimum height Cross and connect safety chains to form a cradle Plug in the trailer ...

Most trailers come with a crank-style tongue jack. On my trailer, I use a hydraulic-type jack (Hijacker), which works well. There are also electric units available. You also have to make sure the ...

As such, many trailers have a screw jack at the front to help raise the tongue up to the height of the ball. Particularly with heavier trailer loads, scales should be used to determine these weights.

or using a separate shorter jack to lift the trailer high enough to deploy the tongue jack. You know what solves that problem? Air suspension. If the trailer is too low, raise the rear end of the ...

The DayTripper joins Vistabule's eponymous original teardrop trailer in the St Paul ... set of white-painted 13-inch steel wheels, a tongue jack, ventilation ports, a MaxxFan, a four-inch-thick ...