Are these jacks rated for 7500lbs each?our trailer is rated for 6500 want extra strength in my jacks?
1469774
The ones I bought are rated for 5000# each. Work great. Handle my little 5000# trailer just fine.
2221338
I would and did get mine heavier than I needed just in case I upgrade to a larger trailer in the future. My weight was 595lbs unloaded and I opted for 1000lb rated bars....works great! Hope that helps
2168920
Hi The weight capacity on the box says 6500 lbs per jack. These jacks are not intended to work as a jack for replacing tires.( says on box not for that use) I did note that some people did use these to jack up small trailers to change a tire. My advice would be if you are going to use this to jack the trailer up to change it ? I would make sure I have some blocks or something in place to make sure it holds. A tent trailer weighs maybe 1/3 of the capacity of the load the jack can handle. It is a fair assumption it could lift a small trailer with no problem. But being this was not the exact intended use ? It would be advised to use an extra block for safety. I mean I would do it even if that was the intended as any jack could slip. So carry a jack stand just in case you need to change atire, but I wouldn't operate it as a tire changing jack solo, based on the fact it says it is a leveling jack. But in all theory it should do what you are asking. Hope this helps.
1026294
Each hook is rated for 1000 pounds. Have never hauled anything with weight with them, would use them as an alternate tie down point and not the only one to keep anything with that much weight secure. Make sure your straps have enough weight ratio to haul a motorcycle, biggest mistake I seen when most tie any kind of a load down.
1760811
Couldn't tell you exactly how much in pounds but seemed solid enough I've used them for the toung on my toy hauler to keep my electric power jack from sinking in the ground and didn't even hardly faze them you can stack em stagger them drive on them they are really great highly recommend them won't be disappointed at all.
2188963
65 mph is the usual for a trailer tire. Since it isn't listed anywhere on the tire itself, I'd say that would be a safe bet with these.
1247984
They are good for a truck, they definitely are not trailer tires no matter what the other reviewers say. See previous answer for the difference in ratings for vehicle and trailers. Dan
1593437
I have the 2500 lb rated pair and after my latest 3000 mile road trip they made a significant difference in towing characteristics. Less road chuck, no noticeable sway and minimum sag. My 5th wheel unit has a 2300 lb pin weight plus load so they are put to the test each and every outing. So to make a long answer a little longer yes they are sold in pairs and yes they are worth the money.
947063
The weight limit is not listed on the units. I did place them under 2 of my 4 tires and it works. Basically, my trailer fully loaded would be 12,000 lbs divided by 4 is 3,000 lbs.
616329
I have only tried them with 250 pounds but had no problem with that weight. I have no idea what they are officially rated for - of even if they have a rating.
193012
I'm not sure. I have 2 jacks, each weighting anywhere between 19-25#. They are great for small dogs to watch what's going on.
1952118
I would not use these for anything that is suspended, like a heavy car. These are a lighter jack and work great for additional support to balance or keep a trailer from rocking. I used them on a trailer with single axle to keep the trailer from tipping back with too much weight in the wrong places since I was working on the surface of the trailer and walking around. They would work also on RV trailers to stabilize the movement of the trailer when parked.....
253198
They are rated for 350 lb, and what I am lifting is about 250 lb. I would not try lifting over the rated 350 lb.
1491231
They are rated at 16,000 lbs they will haul what they are made for. I haul a 40 foot with mine and have had no problem.
719974
I would not recommend these for anything that can move such as a trailer. This works best on a very stationary lift. Otherwise it can easily flip out from under what it is holding with terrible consequences. I've seen that happen twice already with mine. You'd think we would learn. This is a powerful jack and works great when used very carefully and under the right circumstances. Lifting a vehicle or trailer would be a very bad idea!!
2168921
I don't see why it wouldn't. They're rated for 6500 pounds each. But as Buzz Cut said, I'd make sure the rig was stable by at least keeping it hooked up to the tow rig. BTW, just saw them at harbor freight tools for half the price. They look identical but aren't Husky. Damn!
273495
They are stabilizers and are not intended to be used as a means of lifting your trailer. That said they would most likely do it. I have used them several times and the seem to work well.