What is the length when jack is completely retracted? Trailer has a short tongue and worried it won't be able to swivel up.
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Hello: With the matching steel foot plate it's 17 inches from the top of the crank to the base. I have a short tongue as well and it took some careful fitting. If you think this length might have potential try a dry fit----including the folding the crank handle and red turning wheel---- as that's the only way you'll know for sure if you have enough clearance in both directions. I initially thought that mine would not fit but with a little playing around it made it by a hair and works perfectly. For the dry fit I'd suggest having a second set of hands to avoid scratching the unit in the event you need to return it. Good luck! Tim.
1967133
I know it's extremely frustrating that they can't give you a simple measurement like this. From the very top to the very bottom is 14 1/2 inches. I have mine set to the highest holes and I have a 4 and a half-inch lift, with 35 inch tires, And my trailer is just a tad bit too low, But it works with my distribution bars. Hope that helps
1581016
If you go on the website it gives you a template with the dimensions. As it happens, my trailer is two states away at this time and I can't measure for you.
916466
Not a lot of room. You would probably be better off adjusting the center tire mount outward and mounting the jack under the tire. That would help avoid the theft of jack but you would need to remove tire to get to the jack.
1882717
Sorry, I don't know what you mean by "trailer beam is tall". This Saver is in multiple sections that are bolted together thereby giving it an adjustable length and height of the crooked end to the motor.
1894476
I bought a smaill trailer that is just the right size for the boat. It is a full four feet wide and needs to lie flat.
412182
My trailer had a hole (with bolt pattern) in the tongue the perfectly lined up with the jack. If your trailer does not have that, you may want get the universal unit like this http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000CQOIVO?cache=1e5e7e7ccb47ab9a376ef3b77bdda4c6#ref=s9_simh_gw_d0_g263_i4&pf;_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf;_rd_s=mobile-1&pf;_rd_r=0Y0C9N6S16JY8GAY1VQJ&pf;_rd_t=101&pf;_rd_p=1634797062&pf;_rd_i=507846 My trailer had a hole (with bolt pattern) in the tongue the perfectly lined up with the jack. If your trailer does not have that, you may want get the universal unit like this http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000CQOIVO?cache=1e5e7e7ccb47ab9a376ef3b77bdda4c6#ref=s9_simh_gw_d0_g263_i4&pf;_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf;_rd_s=mobile-1&pf;_rd_r=0Y0C9N6S16JY8GAY1VQJ&pf;_rd_t=101&pf;_rd... » Read More My trailer had a hole (with bolt pattern) in the tongue the perfectly lined up with the jack. If your trailer does not have that, you may want get the universal unit like this http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000CQOIVO?cache=1e5e7e7ccb47ab9a376ef3b77bdda4c6#ref=s9_simh_gw_d0_g263_i4&pf;_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf;_rd_s=mobile-1&pf;_rd_r=0Y0C9N6S16JY8GAY1VQJ&pf;_rd_t=101&pf;_rd_p=1634797062&pf;_rd_i=507846 « Show Less
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I wish I could answer your question. My trailer is in storage, otherwise I would walk out and measure for you.
719745
Its my understanding that the rule of thumb is that about one tenth of the trailer weight is what your tongue weight is. So in your case about 410 pounds of tongue weight. I in this case a 3500 pound jack would be more than enough. I lift a 780 pound tongue weight with mine.
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Make sure you have a good sharp drill bit as you will be drilling through the I-beam supports of the trailer. But with a good bit(s) it should not take more than a couple of hours. One mistake I made in my original post. The socket size is 18mm NOT 15mm. My apologies.
2098658
Collapsed length same as factory extended length will give about 6 inch lift works gtreat with trailer no more bottoming out
452985
I read the other reply and glad to report that mine is still working fine after several months. My camper is 27' 6300 lbs and the jack does a good job. It's doesn't look as pretty as some others I've seen, but does the job and didn't cost very much compared to the others. The only thing you will need to do is be sure the jack is grounded to the frame well because the jack does not have a ground strap. If this one quits, i will probably compare others to it and might buy a different one since I don't want to go back to a manual jack! The more expensive jacks may be the same jack with a better looking cover; I don't know. I hope this helps you.
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After an internet look at the Keystone , it seems to weigh about 5100 pounds making the tongue weight about half of the 5100 pounds. The jack is rated at 3650 pounds. Therefor I believe the jack would lift the trailer tongue with no problem. My whole trailer weighs less than 2000 pounds fully loaded.
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I have my jacks mounted to the frame on my 25 ft travel trailer to keep it from swaying when I enter the trailer or while walking around inside after I have parked fairly close to level. It would depend on how high off the ground your Motor Home frame is and if it rocks much when walking around inside.
1392668
I think you should get the bigger size. My trailer is much smaller than yours and we only have a little room left. I'm sure this one will be too small.
545741
I will have an answer tomorrow. It's on our service truck. It's close to 14" but will confirm tomorrow.
119894
Yes it will, I even bolted it opposite side of the trailer jack to save room on tongue, one set of bolts that way. Over time it may rust, mine hasn't