A Frame Trailer Jack with Drop Leg, 2000 lb Capacity - Stable Tongue

In this review of the A Frame Trailer Jack with Drop Leg, the bottom line is clear: this is a straightforward, heavy duty option for trailer owners who need a durable, corrosion-resistant jack with moderate lifting range. The jack is best for RV and utility trailer owners who want a bolt-on or weld-on solution rated to 2,000 lb and offering 15 in of vertical movement; its practical design and coated finish make it useful for seasonal use and road exposure. For anyone wanting a simple replacement A-frame jack that balances value and functionality, this unit deserves consideration.

Key Features

• 2,000 lb Capacity: Provides dependable support for light to medium trailers, making hitching and stabilizing easier for most RV and utility applications.
• 15 in Vertical Movement: The jack offers a useful travel range with an 8-1/2 in retracted height and 23-1/2 in extended height to clear varied tongue heights.
• Drop Leg Design: Includes an 8 in drop leg and a 13 in drop leg tube with 2 in hole spacing so it fits common jacks with a 1-3/4 in outside tube diameter.
• Corrosion-Resistant Finish: Heavy duty steel construction with black powder coat and zinc-plated finish reduces corrosion from water, dirt and road salt for longer service life.
• Secure Install Options: Can be bolted into place or welded onto the trailer tongue, giving installers flexibility depending on tools and preference.

Who It's For

The A Frame Trailer Jack is aimed at RV owners and trailer enthusiasts who need a reliable, no-frills jack for everyday hitching and leveling tasks. It works well as a replacement jack on utility trailers, small campers, and equipment trailers where a 2,000 lb capacity and a 15 in travel range are sufficient.

Those who should look elsewhere include owners of large fifth-wheel trailers or heavy equipment trailers that require higher capacities, and buyers who prefer a powered or crank-assisted jack with an easier crank action; some users report mixed ease of use when cranking by hand.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Solid 2,000 lb rating suitable for many light to medium trailers.
• Corrosion-resistant finishes help protect the jack from road salt and moisture.
• Flexible installation options, allowing for bolting or welding to the tongue.

Cons

• Manual crank can feel stiff for some users, and one review noted a durability issue after extended use.

Specifications

Capacity	2,000 lb
Vertical travel	15 in (8-1/2 in retracted, 23-1/2 in extended)
Drop leg	8 in (drop leg height 13 in; distance between holes 2 in)
Outside tube diameter	1-3/4 in
Construction	Heavy duty steel with black powder coat and zinc-plated finish
Mounting	Boltable or weldable to A-frame tongue (hardware not included)

Our Verdict

For trailer owners seeking a practical, budget-friendly A-frame jack, this unit delivers solid value with a useful 2,000 lb rating, versatile mounting options and corrosion-resistant finishes. It is a sensible replacement or upgrade for small to medium trailers, though buyers who prioritize effortless cranking or need higher capacity should consider other options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this jack fit common A-frame tongues?
Yes, the drop leg tube has a 1-3/4 in outside diameter and 2 in hole spacing, which fits jacks with a 2 in inside diameter.

Can it be bolted on or does it need welding?
The jack can be bolted into place or welded to the trailer tongue, giving installers both choices; mounting hardware is not included.

Is it suitable for heavy fifth-wheel trailers?
No, this jack is rated to 2,000 lb and is intended for light to medium trailers rather than large fifth-wheel or heavy duty equipment trailers.