Fastway Flip Jack Foot?

We are using one and I wouldn't be without it. Sure beats stacking wood to get the necessary tongue height. I use 2 4x4s under mine nailed together and laying sideways so there is a stable 4" plus the red foot to get the tongue high enough with the electric jack to hang the spring bars without having to lift them.

I really like ours. Took very little time to install.

I like ours. Our trailer fell off the blocks is why we got it. We had to have it so high. Now we use the foot with 4" of wood and we are level.

Love it!

What do you do when you need the tongue as low as possible and the foot gets in the way? Is it easy to remove?

daystrom wrote:
What do you do when you need the tongue as low as possible and the foot gets in the way? Is it easy to remove?

I've never come close to needing to do this. It only takes one bolt to undo it.

Thanks guys. I think i'll get it on order.

daystrom wrote:
What do you do when you need the tongue as low as possible and the foot gets in the way? Is it easy to remove?

I believe you can set it up with the foot in the bent postion as well.

Jayco23FB wrote:

daystrom wrote:
What do you do when you need the tongue as low as possible and the foot gets in the way? Is it easy to remove?

I believe you can set it up with the foot in the bent postion as well.

Indeed you can - it is usable in the "flipped up" or "kneeling" position. Works beautifully.

I have one having bought it for my previous RV. Had to drill a hole at the bottom of the tongue jack post to install it - not a problem. On the current trailer there is a hole there already but it is not at the required 1/2" (?) from the end, so now I have to slice off a small length of the tongue jack. Since drilling is easier slicing, the Fastway Flip is still sitting in my garage. :( One of these days ....

I need to measure my tongue jack to get the size before i can order. Drat.