I have a 2014 Keystone Passport 238 ml. I am thinking about buying an electric tongue jack. I know the one in the link below is more than I need but I would prefer too much than just enough. Can anyone tell me if this would fit on my trailer and also would line up with the existing bolts on the manual jack?3500lb electric tongue jack

There are two hole sizes depending on the size of your trailer. The holes will line up or your money back! We have a bulldog 4000# electric tongue jack that has sealed gears, no lubrication needed and a 5 yr. warranty if I remember. Our shaft did bend after a couple years of heavy use, so that it couldn't be extended its full length, and the company sent me a new one. I'd get the heaviest one you can buy!

Thank you for the reply Still Searchin'

Don't forget your tongue jack is not only lifting the tongue weight, it is also taking on some of the weight of the rear of your RV as you lift and remove load from the rear axle springs. Agree with above reply - get the beefiest one that will fit your trailer tongue.

I bought a similar one. Best upgrade ever!Buy some extra blade fuses or it and keep them in your camper. One of these days you'll say "Thank you Tessa!" :B

I have your same trailer, 2012 model. I have a Barker 3500. Has worked wonderfully, even though I bought it used. Real back saver.One thing I would advise you to be certain of is buy one with the longest throw you can. Mine is an 18" lift and I wish I had one that was significantly longer (22" maybe). If the parking spot is lower in the front than the rear of the trailer (which seems to be the norm for my camping spots) the amount of boards needed to build up the area under the jack can be significant. Usually 3-4 2"x8" boards do the trick but there have been times I needed 6 or 7. Having that extended reach of 4" on the longer extending jack would eliminate much of that issue most of the time.

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Drbolasky
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Jun 16, 2014
Don't forget your tongue jack is not only lifting the tongue weight, it is also taking on some of the weight of the rear of your RV as you lift and remove load from the rear axle springs.

Agree with above reply - get the beefiest one that will fit your trailer tongue.
dee74
Explorer
Jun 16, 2014
Thank you for the reply Still Searchin'
Still_Searchin_
Explorer
Jun 15, 2014
There are two hole sizes depending on the size of your trailer. The holes will line up or your money back! We have a bulldog 4000# electric tongue jack that has sealed gears, no lubrication needed and a 5 yr. warranty if I remember. Our shaft did bend after a couple years of heavy use, so that it couldn't be extended its full length, and the company sent me a new one. I'd get the heaviest one you can buy!

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