On a farm in the middle of the United States, Joe uses his truck and trailer to transport feed, equipment and livestock every day.
One day, his trailer suddenly sank while unloading. The original jack was completely scrapped because it could not bear the weight.
So he drove to the nearest town and found several different trailer jack types at Harbor Freight:
There are trailer jacks with wheels for easy movement;
There are direct welding installations, and bolt-on trailer jacks for easy disassembly and assembly;
There are even black powder jacks with matte black coating, which look strong and durable.
The salesperson also introduced him:
If you need to temporarily lift farm tools, you can choose farm jack rental;
If you need to push the entire trailer into the garage, trailer dolly is a good choice;
And the side crank model he often uses is called side crank jack, which is stable and smooth to lift.
If you want to raise it a little higher, you can also use trailer lift, which is easy to dock.
Old Joe finally chose a bolt-on side crank jack with 8-inch wheels, with a matte black coating, which is sturdy and beautiful. After returning home, he only took 15 minutes to complete the installation, and the trailer was stably supported, and there was no need to worry about tilting or tipping.
From then on, regardless of wind and sun, his trailer jack has been working steadily and has become an indispensable "little helper" on the farm.
Tips:
When choosing a jack, please choose the appropriate type and installation method according to the weight and purpose of the trailer.
Whether it is a detachable bolt-on jack, a wheeled model, or a side-sway model, we provide you with professional support and customized services.
