- MAXIMUM TOWING CAPACITY – Lift and stabilize trailers weighing up to 5,000 pounds using the included pipe mount and wheel attachment, designed for enhanced trailer mobility and quick leveling. When using the optional footplate (not included), maintain full 5,000 lb static support. Ideal for boat trailers, dump trailers, and RVs that require frequent repositioning or docking near ramps and water. Note: 1,200 lbs capacity when using the caster wheel.
- HEAVY-DUTY CONSTRUCTION – Built from solid steel with a fully welded square tube frame, zinc-rich undercoat, and nickel plating for long-lasting protection against wear and tear. The jack is finished with Trailer Valet’s wrinkle black powder coating rated for 700 hours of corrosion resistance, and includes a weather sleeve and reinforced internal sleeve for friction reduction and smoother operation.
- VERSATILE OPERATION – Features Trailer Valet’s patented 12:16 gear ratio system for smooth lift operation by hand or with any 20 to 24 volt cordless non-impact drill. The included Trailer Valet Drill Attachment allows you to transition from manual precision to fast power lifting in seconds. A weather-resistant sleeve and swivel pull-pin bracket add functionality while reducing maintenance and long-term strain on moving parts.
- COMPLETE PACKAGE – This jack kit includes the Trailer Valet JX5 Side Mount Jack, removable hand crank, drill attachment, welded-on drop leg with wheel assembly, and hardware for mounting. The 1,200 lbs capacity caster wheel enhances trailer mobility and is ideal for marine environments where traditional footplates are not preferred near water or ramps.
- EASY INSTALLATION – The jack mounts easily to standard trailer frames using the pipe mount system and included hardware. For deeper frames, users may opt to pair with the TVJLMB bracket (sold separately). With 14 inches of travel and a rotating mount, the jack swivels out of the way when not in use and locks firmly in place when deployed, helping you get the job done quickly with minimal strain.
