Trailer Jack

[RUGER761]

Anyone know of a good jack that will fit my current mount? The current jack just doesn’t seem to be enough for it, takes 2 hands to crank it up. I’ve tried a top wind,supposedly 2,000#, I found local and it’s not any better than the current 1,500# rated one. I’m about to the point of cutting the current jack up stealing the mount and welding it to a 5,000# jack.








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[mjb929rr]

My 20 sl450 had the standard 1500# jack and it was garbage and I thought several times it was going to fail. On my new boat I upgraded to the standard Supra 1800# and it’s so much better. Not sure if it will bolt on but it’s been great so far

[Launch21V]

I put this on my trailer last year. It’s pretty good. They make a mounting plate that should fit your trailer. I’ll dig up the actual part you need in my records tomorrow.




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[RUGER761]

Is this the one on your SA?it’s the same brand as my factory one looks like it would fit my current mount without any adapter plate.

If not looks like Boatmate has the F2 adapter plate, but it says single bolt model so might not word for my 2 bolt.





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[larry_arizona]

Is this the one on your SA?it’s the same brand as my factory one looks like it would fit my current mount without any adapter plate.

If not looks like Boatmate has the F2 adapter plate, but it says single bolt model so might not word for my 2 bolt.





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I have this on my Supra Trailer, easy crank, stout, stable.

It was an upgrade option for more than $215, so that a deal if it bolts up.

The standard Boatmate Jack sucks.


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[mjb929rr]

That’s the one I upgraded to on the new build as well. Works good

[sandm]

Had fulton dual wheel on 2 trailers and they are cheap. Broke a wheel on both.
I'd stay away from that design if it were me. Their single wheel units are good.

[RUGER761]

So kept looking and couldn’t figure out if anything was direct bolt on, so went the custom route with a 5,000# one that bolts on now. Easy one handed operation and no wheel to worry about breaking.









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[HFarr]

Looks stout.

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[Mxmark4]

My malibu trailer had a jack with a flat foot like that. Since my truck doesnt have backup camera I always had trouble getting hooked up to it and wasnt able to move the boat to one side or the other a few inches to hit the ball if I was off a bit. With a backup cam it never mattered.