WEIZE Trailer Jack, Heavy Duty Swivel Boat Trailer Jack with Dual Wheels, 1200 lbs, 14" Lift

This is mounted on my towable backhoe from another store so I could easily transition from backhoe to towing mode. Advertised at 2000 pounds, I knew my 980 pound backhoe would be supported. It installed easy and functions smoothly. I would suggest this to someone looking for a trailer jack.

Great product. Specifically bought for the overall length. So far so good.

This is well made, was very easy to install, works great.

My boat came with a very cheap wheel Jack. Didn’t Jack the boat up high enough for my truck and it seemed so flimsy I worried it may break.This was the solution. 2000lbs, much taller, and it feels safe. The only thing for anyone else doing what I did…. My stock Jack was built into my trailer so it was a little work to replace. I had to drill the pin holes a bit bigger because this is a thicker 2000lb pin. I was able to do that on my trailer without compromising strength of the trailer itself but some trailers may be built differently. Make sure you know what you are doing. I did, but your trailer may be different.

This was easy to install and fit my trailer and didn't find any instability like others have noted. My 24-foot Hurricane is 4,000 pounds without the motor or trailer, so I would have to say that maybe others are not installing it properly? I did not mount it to one of the sides of the V-shape, as you can see in the pictures. The old Fulton still on the trailer was not stable, so that is why I opted for a two-wheeled trailer jack. I hope that it lasts as long as the Fulton. Fulton was from 2001 and is still operable.