would it work on horse trailer. Don't know if horse trailers have batteries to run it. It's for my sister..
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If the horse trailer has a "chassis" battery with enough power, yes. Some trailers only have a small enough battery to activate the breakaway braking system on a trailer. If the trailer only has a small gauge 12v wire running from the tow vehicle to the trailer pigtail, it will not supply enough power for the jack. The jack draws about 20-25 amps, and comes with a 30 amp inline fuse. I would bring your tow vehicle (and your trailer or pictures of the trailer) to a towing place and ask them.
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Great for a Horse Trailer. Some Horse trailers DO have a battery for interior lights, others take the 12 volt DC take the power from the trailer's PIG TAIL connector for the tail and brake lights. I like having the separate battery because I can raise/lower the tongue without hooking up to the truck. Both are 'Handy-man' installations.
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Yes easily. I have a couple of this model electric jack and they work great. One is one my commercial 6 ton dump trailer. The battery helps but you can wire it directly to your trailer cord to pickup the 12 volts from your truck battery through your cord. Highly recommend this product
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It will work off of a battery. It is 12 volts and works with a battery or running motor. So good for boating purposed all around. Hopt this helps some and take care.
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I am not sure but, to my knowledge it is usually about if the controller is for single or dual axle trailers( 2 brakes or 4). In other words the question is if the brake controller will provide enough current to run your trailers brakes. Have to RTFM (Read The Freaking Manual) on this one or ask a trailer place. Find out or measure the current draw on the trailer brake system and compare it to the brake controllers output amperage, which I believe are available on line through Reese. That is all I got for you.. Gook Luck Jen m.
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I think it might. It does run off 110 volt AC and propane. Never thought about it but it would have been nice when I had an old travel trailer.
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Just saw this. I thought mine didn't work, too, until I found out that you have to push and hold the horse's mane/nose/head for about 5 seconds and it will work. I was so mad, but when it worked I was excited! This was a gift from Santa, so I didn't know what I was going to do. And I used generic batteries from Aldi.
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I am not sure about the fit for a horse trailer. We had a lock break on our Advantage 30ft front door and this was the replacement. Works great for that.
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Not sure what happened there, but no. It will not work with a scooter. As a matter of fact, it broke with a half load on it and is sitting on my patio. The tires bend easily as they are not trued, and I wouldn't recommend this trailer to anyone
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it should work, jack is rated to 3,500 lbs,,,do you know the tounge weight of your trailer??? pretty sure it's well below 3,500 lbs. works great on my trailer, up and down with ease but mine is only a 20".
1875438
Not that I am aware of. It is more oriented to vehicle use. Ashould work OK. far as a tractor trailer, it should work OK,
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I would say yes. You would just have to cut and splice it since it is prewired to plug into your trailer plug.
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I don't know about pulling a horse trailer; but it's pretty heavy duty. I would think the weak link would be the pin, just like the pin is the weak link on a frame receiver.
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Not sure I would use on a boat trailer due to water exposure. This is electric.
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Hi Kristen, Without seeing your portable, it sounds like my trailer would work just fine. I've carried my 12' aluminum boat on it many times. The picture showing on your email looks like a boat trailer. The one I have for sale is a utility trailer. See my ad photo. (I'm going to double check it myself.)
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I believe so. This was a gift for my father and he hooks it up to 2 batteries at once. For some reason he has not permanently mounted it to his boat...which was actually the main reason I purchased it for him. Seems to work well, he has had no problems with it. Depending on location of batteries, you may need to purchase extensions to reach both. On his boat one battery is in the back and the other is in the front.
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I never heard of buying a battery to use this thing.we simply plug it in to a cigarette lighter outlet in the Airstream and it runs off the trailer battery and the two batteries in the Dodge.
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As long as it's 18 volt batteries this will work on it. I had a cordless hammer drill and these batteries work amazing. Best investment I have ever made.
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I am not sure about use with the horse trailer, but the truck does have a hitch on the back. We have used fishing line to hook one of my son's toy boats up to it before. Hope this helps!