Nobody wants their boat or utility trailer rolling off into the sunset. With the Fulton Top Wind Tongue Jack, your receiver-style trailer will stay grounded when it’s not in use.
With a 5,000-pound lifting capacity, this jack can be used for a variety of agricultural and commercial applications. This jack is designed with a black finish and heavy gauge steel to protect it from moisture damage and corrosion. It also comes with a top wind handle and welds on for easy installation.
Whatever receiver-style trailer you own, put your mind at ease with a jack that keeps it put when not in use.
- Topwind crank designed utility jack is perfect for agricultural and commercial use
- Designed with a pull pin and tubular swivel that lets you swing jack up for travel and down for use
- Ergonomic topwind handle design for easy cranking
- Weld-on pipe mount and standard footplate included
- Specifications:
- Lift capacity: 5,000 pounds
- Handle style: Top wind
- Maximum height (extended): 29.75 inches
- Minimum height (retracted): 14.75 inches
- Material: Steel
- Weight: 9 pounds
- Manufacturer warranty: 1-year warranty
Questions? We’ve Got Answers.
Helpful answers about product features, setup, and more
What is the trailer jack constructed from?
The trailer jack is constructed from steel. This material choice supports everyday use while maintaining the structural integrity needed for the product’s intended applications.
What vehicle setup is the trailer jack compatible with?
The trailer jack is intended for use with the vehicle and hitch class listed in the product description. Always verify compatibility with your specific vehicle, towing capacity, and any additional hardware required before installation or use.
Is there a warranty on the trailer jack?
Yes. The trailer jack is backed by 1-year manufacturer warranty. Coverage details and claim procedures are provided by the manufacturer; retain your order receipt as proof of purchase if you ever need to file a claim.
How do I clean and care for the trailer jack?
Wipe with a damp cloth and dry thoroughly to prevent rust. For powder-coated finishes, avoid abrasive cleaners that may scratch the coating. Regular light cleaning extends the lifespan of the trailer jack and keeps it looking and performing well over time.
Who makes the trailer jack?
The trailer jack is made by Pro Series. Pro Series produces this item as part of its lineup, and product details such as specifications, included accessories, and warranty terms are set by the brand.
How much does the trailer jack weigh?
The trailer jack weighs approximately 5000 pounds. Use this figure when planning transport, handling, or placement of the item.
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