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TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
Item# 578100
With its 3500-lb. lifting capacity, this electric jack is a fast, easy, and practical way to hitch and level trailers with A-frame couplers. Lift Capacity (lbs.): 3,500, Crank Type: Electric The hardened steel gears and over-sized 5 1/4in. zinc-plated foot pad are built tough to handle the toughest jobs A 18in. power stroke plus 6in. manual (24in. total) takes only 30 seconds Oversized foot prevents divots, and is adjustable on detachable 1 1/2in. centers Built-in leveling gauge Dual night-lights for safety Weather-sealed switch and manual crank override so that it always works Predrilled for A-frame couplers Prewired to a 7-way connector No hard wiring required Simply unplug your trailer connector, plug in jack, lift or lower then plug your trailer connector back in
Questions & Answers for TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
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is the bolt pattern universal
asked 2 years ago on TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
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paultra
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answer 1
It is univeral for A frame couplers.
answered 2 years ago
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productexpert99
- NTExpert
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answer 2
It appears to be to me. I have compared it to three different trailers and it would fit all of them.
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
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Reeg
- Rural Illinois
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answer 3
It has a standard 3 bolt pattern that will allow it to replace the hand crank you already have installed. Just remove the old and replace with the new.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
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mspostl
- Swisher, IA
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answer 4
Yes, it matched the original bolt pattern.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
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KJordan
- Ruston, LA
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answer 5
the 3 bolt triangle is the same as a standard trailer jack. unbolt your old one and bolt this one right up. I did add larger thicker washers to mine to be safe since I have a heavy load most times.
answered 1 year, 8 months ago
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Vntgracer
- Northwest
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answer 6
Bolted right on
answered 1 year, 8 months ago
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Chrisnwmsu
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answer 7
3 bolt holes, universal ... depends on your trailer.
answered 1 year, 8 months ago
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Happy2pushabutton
- Fountain City, WI
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answer 8
I looked at several campers and this electric jack has the standard triangle pattern where the three bolts attach. The toggle switch (for up and down operation) will be towards the front and the light switch will be in the back. But to answer you question, yes, it seems to be the standard triangle pattern.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
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DandL82TN
- Crossville, TN
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answer 9
Yes. The A or 3 hole triangle configuration was the same as on my camper, but I had to make my Jack's housing cavity wider on my camper. However, my camper's jack housing was a jerry-rig job, not to standard width like should be on your camper. I had to shave off about a 1/8 of metal all around the housing cavity in order for the jack to go into. Took about an hour.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
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CampingEnthusiast
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answer 10
There is a triangular (3 bolt) pattern which appears to me to be universal. Fit my trailer tongue perfectly.
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
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GraftonRoadRacer
- Grafton, WI
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It does have power up as well as power down to lift right?
asked 1 year, 11 months ago on TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
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harleykevin
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answer 1
This Buyers Electric Jack does have a power up and well as a power down feature.
answered 1 year, 11 months ago
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ProductExpert7
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answer 2
Yes, it is power up and down.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
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KJordan
- Ruston, LA
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answer 3
power both ways.
answered 1 year, 8 months ago
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Happy2pushabutton
- Fountain City, WI
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answer 4
Yes the toggle switch allows the jack to go up and down.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
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CampingEnthusiast
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answer 5
Of course! That is the best part!
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
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GraftonRoadRacer
- Grafton, WI
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answer 6
Yeah.
answered 7 months ago
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Bossbill3
- Seattle, wa
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answer 7
My particular rv trailer is a 29 foot camper and weights around 7,000 pounds towing weight. This product has no problem powering up and down. I would recommend this electric jack.
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
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DandL82TN
- Crossville, TN
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answer 8
As for power I have been useing mine to lift high enough even with equalizers connected (~ 6600lb Tow behind camper/Silverado 4x4) . It lifts truck as well untill I'm at proper relief height to remove equilizers with little effort
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
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Doctrick
- Canton, NY
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answer 9
Yes it powers itself up and down with a push of a button. Also has a light on it to help in the dark.
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
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mspostl
- Swisher, IA
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How or what kind of connector do you use to hook up the 12 volt connection?
asked 1 year, 5 months ago on TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
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Clyma
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answer 1
The electric jack comes with a 7 pin pigtail that simply plugs into your vehicles hook up. You simply bolt it on with the 3 bolts.
answered 1 year, 5 months ago
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ProductExpert10
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answer 2
The jack comes wired with a 7-prong RV plug that plugs into the standard 7-prong RV recepticle that is found on most pickups and larger SUVs. If your recepticle is wired correctly, it should work fine; otherwise you'll have a little wiring to do (you'll need to get a heavy, fused "hot wire" to back of your truck). I was expecting to wire it when I ordered the jack, but was very pleased to see the plug already to go. What I like about it, is that you can use trailer and this jack with ANY truck or SUV with a 7-prong RV recepticle.
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
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GraftonRoadRacer
- Grafton, WI
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answer 3
It has a 7 pin adapter installed so just plug it into your outlet on your vehicle
answered 7 months ago
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Renocamper
- Reno, NV
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Can this unit be direct wired to the battery?
asked 1 year, 1 month ago on TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
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Anonymous
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answer 1
Yes
answered 7 months ago
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Renocamper
- Reno, NV
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answer 2
Yes, you would need to cut the seven pin connector to wire the unit to a battery.
answered 1 year ago
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ProductExpert25
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answer 3
Yes in can. Just remove the trailer plug and wire black to positive and white to negative. May require crimping on new connectors.
answered 11 months ago
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cwick
- Buffalo, NY
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How far does the foot stick below the trailer frame?
I have a Bri-mar trailer and the jack foot bottoms out whenever I go over a dip in the road. The trailer frame is only 12 1/2" above grade and the foot is only 6" above grade.
asked 1 year, 5 months ago on TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
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Anonymous
- Eastern PA
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answer 1
The minimum height of the jack from the foot to the mounting plate is 9 1/16".
answered 1 year, 5 months ago
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ProductExpert12
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answer 2
The jack retracts to just below the frame of the trailer. The stock jack on my travel trailer hung lower than this one and I can leave the shoe attached on this jack.
answered 7 months ago
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Renocamper
- Reno, NV
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What is the distance from the mounting flange to the bottom of the foot when fully retracted?
asked 1 year, 3 months ago on TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
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RRRick
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answer 1
The distance from the mounting flange to the bottom of the foot when fully retracted is 9 1/16".
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
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ProductExpert12
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does the jack have the same capacity in the up(extend) and down(retract) functions?
asked 7 months ago on TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
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Anonymous
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answer 1
Yes. This item has a 3500lb lift capacity extended or retracted and a 5000lb break away capacity.
answered 7 months ago
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ProductExpert10
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What is the total height of unit in retracted position and aprox the largest diam. on unit?
asked 4 months ago on TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
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Itchman
- Brooktondale, N.Y.
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answer 1
The retracted height on this unit is 26-1/2 inches and the diameter for the foot pad is listed as 5-1/4 inches. The overall dimensions of this unit is 27inches in length X 6 inches in width X 5 inches in height
answered 4 months ago
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ProductExpert10
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Can two jacks be used together?
Have a heavy trailer but two of these would do the trick. Can one mount two together and somehow operate them at the same time for a large trailer?
asked 2 months, 1 week ago on TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
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Anonymous
- TX
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answer 1
This electric jack does not come with adapters for mounting them together and using them in tandem with the same control. If using two at the same time, you'd have to operate them separately and have them plugged to your power source separately as well.
answered 2 months, 1 week ago
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ProductExpert11
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What is the distance from the mounting ring to the top of the motor, where the emergency crank handle goes?
asked 1 year, 1 month ago on TrailerStar Products Electric Jack - 3500-Lb., 12 Volt, Model# 0093500
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chilly56
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answer 1
This measurement would be 27".
answered 1 year, 1 month ago
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ProductExpert6
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