jack handle companion for tent trailer
928100
its working good its nice and compact small.  but its not electric its manual product. need to put more energy for using this handle on the small trailer.

wondering if this will get rust in the future.
3992971
Great addition to camping gear makes sure I have everything I need to pitch my tent
2324483
Great item to carry with you if you have a tandem axel trailer.  I have used it to install a new set of tires without jacking up the Airstream.  Worked very well except once on a concrete surface.  Recommended!
3652802
I've only used the jack once to position a stringer under the house while I positioned screw jacks.  It worked great without any problems.  The handle was just long enough to raise the jack while in a crawl space where there isn't much room to maneuver.
4443378
A friend gave me one of these and I didn't know such a thing existed. On tandem wheels, just place under the wheel that isn't flat and drive up on it and it raises the flat tire even with a load on the trailer. Excellent product. I had an old trailer that needed new tires and I bought the tires earlier and hadn't gotten around to putting them on the trailer. I replaced the 4 tires in a matter of minutes (except for the time I spent replacing a broken shackle on one side)and didn't need a jack at all. The ones I purchased here, were for my nephew and Son in Law that both haul cattle occasionally. Sure beats a jack!
3424748
great jack the only problem is that it was to short for my RV does not work for RV's I gave it to a friend same result
3004123
I have a very lightweight tent trailer. I worry, when its sitting in the driveway, that someone could pull up and pick it up, set it on their hitch, and drive off. I know its possible because that how I get it on my hitch now. Like I said, its very lightweight. So I needed something to secure the hitch to prevent that from happening. This is total overkill, but its crazy effective!
4273203
I really like specialized tools, and this sure fits the bill. It perfectly fits the short handle of my Lodge 12" cast iron skillet. Now, that skillet is heavy when it is empty; put anything in it and you'll need to use the helper handle--with a pot holder. How about a companion helper handle holder, Lodge?
1608104
Watch the You Tube video!!
Hubby got this attached SOLO!!. He used his creeper to support the receiver while he bolted it in.  (His floor jack wouldn't fit).
If you have a Lift and a helper that's great, if not, improvise!
168663
My husband ordered a bike trailer from WalMart last year and we use it when we go camping. We really wanted another coupler so I could put it on my bike and I can use it too. This was identical to the coupler that came with the trailer. Thanks! Happy camping!
470292
I used it for my Master Cycle bike trailer (which retailers around me had never heard of) and it worked just right. I bought the trailer used and it didn't come with the attachment, so I went on line and found this one. I am so happy to be able to use the trailer now.
652151
Perfect combo solution for keeping our seldom-used van battery topped off PLUS taking along to charge tent trailer battery on camping trips. Be prepared, however, to modify electrical connectors to suit your various needs. Would have appreciated Coleman including various connectors with the install kit.
3737741
For the price this is a great little jack to have in the back of my truck when trailering the Boat. I sewed a bag to contain the handles and taped a small thumbscrew to hold the handles together when in use.
1661168
I used this as new handle for a cart I purchased at Lowe's (same brand). The handle that came with the cart to convert into a trailer was really short and would cause the cart to hit the fenders on my lawn tractor if I turned too sharp. This handle extends the trailer back a comfortable distance. This also prevent me from having to switch out the handle for the trailer conversion. Now I can just swing the handle around and hook it up.
3002549
This is a great way to transport a canoe or kyack. It's Easy to hook up and it make short bed pick up more usable for longer items.
3757912
This is exactly what I needed to secure a large bin on a trailer platform for a camping trip. I still had a few feet of straps left, making me spend extra time securing the loose straps so they don't flap around in the wind or get caught. Two stacked bins would've been also fine.

A couple of notes about using these:
1. When tightening, take out as much slack as possible before ratcheting for optimal tightness by the end.
2. To release the straps, there are two spring-loaded mechanisms. The first is shown in the video and the paper instruction: squeeze the release lever on the top of the handle to open it 180-degrees. The second is not shown anywhere, and that's to squeeze another similar spring-loaded release lever on the bottom part of the metal part to free the strap if needed.

Do allow some time to strap down because it's not as easy as hooking up some bungee cords. You'll get better and faster as you use it more often.

(Note: I attached a photo, and we discussed how the hooks should be hooked. My travel partner decided under, but I think it should go over. The cargo stayed on without any issues, but next time, I'm going to insist on going over.)
427562
As soon as I got the Farm Jack, I jacked up my New Holland TN55 tractor to work on a front tire. Handled it with ease. I'm very pleased with the jack--it's robust and easy to use.