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Top Boat Trailer Jacks from Fisheries Supply
Boat trailer jacks are essential tools for any boat owner, making the process of hitching and unhitching your trailer a breeze. These jacks not only lift and stabilize the trailer but also provide easy maneuverability. Whether you're looking for a boat trailer jack with a wheel, a boat trailer crank wheel, or a beach boat trailer jack, Fisheries Supply has the part for you.
Why Choose Boat Trailer Jacks with Wheels?
Boat trailer jacks with wheels are a game-changer for boat owners.These jacks allow for:- Effortless Maneuverability: You can move your trailer easily on flat surfaces. This is especially handy if you have trouble backing up a trailer with a tow vehicle.
- Stability: Securely lift and stabilize the trailer for hitching and unhitching.
- Convenience: Simplify the process of moving and positioning your trailer.
Types of Boat Trailer Jacks We Carry
- Swivel Tongue Jacks: These trailer tongue jacks feature a swivel mechanism that allows them to rotate out of the way when not in use.
- Drop Leg Trailer Jacks: These boat trailer jack stands provide greater lift height and are ideal for heavier trailers.
Related Products
Fisheries Supply is your premier supplier of marine trailer jack accessories.We offer:
- Trailer Wheel Chocks: Ensure your trailer stays in place.
- Wheel Docks: Provide a stable base for your jack wheels.
Featured Products
Curt Manufacturing 8" Wheel Marine Jack- Lift Capacity: 1,500 lbs.
- Travel: 10 inches.
- Features: 8" wheel for convenient trailer mobility and coupling. Protected by a durable zinc-plated finish.
Why Shop with Us?
- Wide Selection: We carry a variety of marine trailer jacks and accessories.
- Trusted Brands: Products from top brands like Camco and Curt Manufacturing.
- Competitive Prices: Shop now and save on high-quality trailer jacks and accessories.
FAQs
How do I choose the right boat trailer jack for my trailer?Choose based on your trailer's tongue weight (typically 10-15% of total boat/trailer weight), ensuring the jack's lift capacity exceeds this weight. Also consider compatibility with your trailer tongue dimensions and style (straight or A-frame).
How do I determine the proper lift height and stroke for my trailer jack?
Measure the distance between your trailer coupler and hitch ball when hitched, and ensure the jack's stroke (vertical travel distance) can accommodate this height difference plus additional clearance.
What should I consider regarding clearance when installing a boat trailer jack?
Check the retracted height for ground clearance during towing, bracket height for non-swivel models, and ensure there's enough space around the jack for handle operation without obstruction from trailer components.