Take the hassle out of hitching, unhitching, and positioning your trailer. Built for dependable lifting and easier maneuverability, this heavy-duty swivel trailer jack combines a durable steel frame, a 360° universal wheel, and simple manual operation to make trailer handling less of a chore.
The Easier Way to Lift & Position Your Trailer
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Real Owners. A Better Way to Handle Trailers.
We restock weekly, and current inventory moves quickly. If it’s showing In Stock, we recommend ordering today — once this batch sells out, we can’t reserve units and the next shipment goes out the following week.
Stop Struggling to Position Your Trailer
Getting your trailer into the right position shouldn't feel like another job. Whether you're preparing to hitch up, unhitch after a trip, or adjust your trailer in storage, the 360° universal wheel helps make positioning easier.
With simple manual cranking and a swivel-away design, you get practical lifting support without relying on electricity or complicated equipment.
The Better Way to Handle Your Trailer
Why Settle for an Ordinary Trailer Jack? A basic fixed-position trailer jack may provide lifting support, but it doesn't always offer the same convenience when positioning or storing your trailer.
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Dependable Support Through Every Season
Your trailer equipment needs to handle more than just occasional use. That's why this swivel jack features corrosion-resistant alloy steel construction and a sturdy inner and outer tube design.
The durable PP universal wheel is designed to handle demanding outdoor conditions, including wet and salty environments.
Whether you're preparing your boat for the water, parking your RV, or setting up a utility trailer, get practical lifting support you can count on.
Built Tough. Ready for the Next Haul.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products, shipping, returns, and more.
Before ordering, measure your trailer tongue and compare its dimensions with the jack's mounting bracket and bolt-hole arrangement. Also check that the mounting area provides enough room for the jack to rotate without contacting nearby components.
The caster is best suited to firm, relatively smooth surfaces. Soft soil, loose gravel, thick grass, and uneven ground can make movement more difficult, especially under heavier loads.
Installation depends on the available mounting space, bracket orientation, and clearance around your trailer tongue. Choose a position that allows the crank handle to operate freely and the jack to swivel without obstruction.
No. The rated capacity applies to the trailer tongue load supported by the jack, not the entire trailer weight. Always use appropriate equipment and follow the manufacturer's lifting instructions.
Check that the load is within the rated capacity and that the trailer is properly positioned. Dirt, corrosion, or insufficient lubrication around moving components can also affect operation. Inspect and maintain the mechanism regularly.
It shouldn't when installed in a suitable position, but clearance is important. Check that the jack, crank handle, and mounting bracket do not interfere with the coupler, safety chains, wiring, or other trailer components.
No. The swivel design allows the jack assembly, including its caster wheel, to rotate into its travel position without requiring you to remove the wheel separately.
It can be a practical addition to a compatible boat trailer for tongue-height adjustments and positioning. After exposure to water, especially saltwater, rinse and dry the jack to help maintain its condition.



