Power tongue jack?

It only has to lift the tongue weight so the 3000 will work.

any opinions on this one?

Jack Quick HH-3500-BLACK PLASTIC COVER 12-Volt Brute Power RV Electric Tongue and Trailer Jack - 3650 lb. Capacity



by Jack Quick

Already have the trailer. its a 23 foot ultra light. There is about 100.00 difference from what I just found between the 3000 and 3500. Is 3000 and 3500 trailer weight, truck weight, tongue weight or what?

Go with the 3500 Atwood or Barker as you might get a bigger TT. Not much more for the 3500 over the3000

looking at one thats 3000 lbs, is that not enough.I'm not sure how you figure the lbs. This isnt trailer weight is it?

A little added info here. Get a 3500 unit as you will use the power tongue jack to also lift the back of the truck to install/remove the weight distribution bars.

Ron

Wonderfull, thank you .

Agree with the posts above, Atwood and Barker are two good brands and both have a big following. My new trailer came with an Atwood.

Basically, you just hitch up your trailer on the ball, unbolt the old jack, install the new and hook up 2 wires. You can download the instructions for Barker and Atwood to review first.

Like other said, you should the standard 3 bolt configuration which is all I've ever seen btw on travel trailers. One difference in the models offered by Atwood and Barker is if you go with the higher poundage rating, you get longer travel on the jack.

I'm sure someone will come along to make this very complicated but the reality is they are universal unless your trailer is decades old. Even then they were 90% the same.

There all pretty much universal. Easy way to tell is if it uses three bolts. I remember seeing some very old ones that used a different bolt pattern, but those were manual ones. I've never seen a power tongue jack that was different.