Electric power jack-any suggestions?

krobbe wrote:
Husky HB4500R with remote. Drop the tongue on the ball and pull forward a hair without getting out of the truck by just watching the backup camera. You know you need it! ;)

I have this and it is awesome. I level from inside the trailer, now I just stand there and push the button until the bubble centers! Best investment I've made for the trailer so far.

Second TT, second Husky. This time I have a HSB4000 with a Brute Super foot. It works for me and was happy with the first Husky.

Husky HB4500R with remote. Drop the tongue on the ball and pull forward a hair without getting out of the truck by just watching the backup camera. You know you need it! ;)

If you're a Costco member, they have a Suspension Pro 3500 lb from their website at $160 shipped to your door.

I bought Barker 3500 Power jack in 2007 for our 2007 Surveyor SV291. We used it right up until the trailer was totaled by a falling tree limb in 2014. I have my Barker in my storage shed and the first time i have to hand crank that slow,noisy Lippert jack that came on our new trailer, the Barker gets put back in service after and good cleaning and grease job.

I figured at least 4000 for my setup, I like to jack up the trailer with the truck connected to make it easier to put the WDH bars on.

The Atwood I have has the head up high enough that it does not interfere with the tailgate.

Lots of good info, thanks guys.
So a little unclear if I need a 3000k, 3,500k or 4000k jack with my 1,000-1100 tounge weight... Anyone clear me up on how strong I need??

Also, I do have a golf cart in truck bed at all times, and tailgate will only shut half way and I strap up the other half. Is the ultra fab, Atwood 81070 White Power Jack with Robofoot, or Husky Brute 87248 all the type that wont cause interference with this?
Thanks again!

camperforlife wrote:
I was just curious as to how long ago you bought the UltraFab because my experience has not been good with the two that I have owned and the dealer that is my go to dealer for service quit selling them because of all the warranty returns.

I bought my first UltraFab tongue jack for use on our 2007 R-Vision TrailCruiser which we purchased in 2006 then later used it for another 6 yrs on our 2008 KZ Spree which we purchased in 2007. This was obviously a pre-2010 version and the one thing I really liked about it is that the head could be rotated a full 180 degrees by simply removing the 4 head bolts, as shown in these two pics.





When the LCI tongue jack that came with our current Coachmen was showing signs of gear slippage I decided to replace it before complete failure and chose another UltraFab, thinking I could rotate the head as I had on the previous unit and thereby clear the rather tall tailgate on our Avalanche. What I didn't know at the time was that UltraFab redesigned this tongue jack so it's now not as easy to rotate the head. I emailed UtraFab about this and the answer was that although it was still possible it does mean taking the head apart so as an alternative they've provided additional holes in the tongue jack base plate. Since this particular tongue jack is no wider on the side than it is on the rear turning the entire jack just 90 degrees achieved the same result of minimal interference with the truck tailgate. Whether any of this is of concern to the OP only he can say but I'm happy with my own all metal UltraFab 3502. :)

I have the Atwood with Robofoot and it works well. Black is $230, but the white on is only $168.

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