T.T. tounge jack

I have an UltraFab 3502 that I have loved since day one. Any major brand 3500# and up will serve you well. It is the single best mod I have ever done to my large TT. I will never own another TT without one!

Barker 3500 24" makes leveling and hooking up WD bars a no sweat operation. With the taller head unit and no handle it allows me to open the TV tailgate. No cons yet...

Bought a used Barker. Once thought I'll share is to buy the longer throw version. Mine is is the shorter version and with having W/D hitch and a slanted forward driveway (and at some campsites), I have to use about 3-4 2x6's to get enough height to snap the chains on easily. Go for the 24" length instead of the 18".

Won't be without one in the future. Easy setup, especially in the heat of the summer and I'm now not sweat soaked by the time I hit the camping chair for my first brown pop.

When I had a TT the first mod was a Barker VIP 3500 24" Loved it. When the new owner came to look at the camper he was very happy to see the tongue jack. Money Well spent.

The Barker VIP 3500 electric tongue jack was the Power Jack we bought.

We bought ours online at AdventureRV.net. I installed it at the campstie in about 25 minutes. Totally worth the price of admission.

My manual jack broke last season. I replaced it with another manual jack. $58.00, 3 bolts and a little exercise for the arms. I believe I am one of the few who would replace a manual with a manual, oh well.

The Barker VIP 3500 electric tongue jack was the best thing we bought. But our camper is 35' long in total length and has a GWR of 11,000lbs.

We bought ours online at AdventureRV.net. It was easy to install. Basically hook up the trailer to the TV and remove the 3 bolts holding on the old jack. Remove old jack and install the Barker with 3 bolts. There's a wire that has a raw end. I guess the hardest part was buying a connector for the raw wire that fits over the post of the batter and clamping it down.

Changed mine today to a Husky 4500 as my manual jack was in need of some repairs. Only an hour job and well worth it. Now I can trust anyone to assist in the hook-up or levelling.

Been using my Ultra Fab for over 8 years now and never an issue.. I've only got the #3000 unit, but that's all I need for a #650 tongue weight..

I carry the manual crank with me on every trip, but it's never been used! :)

I've never killed the battery, or been in a situation where the battery didn't do it's job.. It's an old battery too...

Very easy swap and worth every penny!

Just my experience with mine.. YMMV.. ;)

Mitch

Elect jack was the best thing that I ever bought. That is one of the first items
that I buy when I buy a TT. Would not be without one and the bigger the better.
I cannot see cranking the handle when you can push a button