Best Electric Trailer Jacks: Make Camping Setup Easier | Autance

The Husky HB4500 can lift up to 4,500 pounds, which is higher than many comparable jacks. It is set up to operate from a 12-volt battery, giving buyers additional flexibility. For additional strength, it has hardened steel soldered connections. The total full stroke is 18 inches. The jack features a drop-down leg which serves to reduce the time that it takes to set up the jack and cuts down wear on the motor. It comes with an LED light to ensure that all of the critical areas will be illuminated. It also has a ball screw which means that the ball rolls through the threads on the shaft and nut. It also has a weather-resistant storage bracket and is finished in hammer gray paint.

The HB4500 isn’t cheap, coming in higher than some of the budget-focused models. Additionally, there are some reports of motor failure after about a month or use or less. Also, be aware, the manufacturer will likely charge a restocking fee to replace failed products. Finally, the HB4500 is a bit heavier than some of the other units on our list.

With this powerful Quick Products electric tongue jack, you get a maximum lift capacity of 3,650 pounds. The diameter of the post is 2.25 inches which are the standard tongue jack dimensions so you will have no problem installing on your rig. So that you can operate it in all weather conditions, the electrical components are water-resistant and the heavy-duty steel gears are protected by a plastic housing.

This jack features a manual crank override so if your battery dies, you can still lift the jack. It connects to the top of the jack and requires surprisingly little effort to operate. It also has a bubble-style leveling cap so you will be able to set up your rig perfectly every time. It is always in place, even when you are traveling, so it is impossible for you to leave it behind. For working at night, there is an LED light that is operated via a toggle switch, and a directional shield makes the light shine downward where you need the illumination. The jack even comes with a heavy-duty weatherproof vinyl cover to protect the jack from the weather or when it is in storage. There are some reports of the powered function failing, but customer service seemed to be quick and effective. Also, the installation instructions sound like they could be a bit better organized.

This Uriah Products trailer jack is loaded with features to make any towing job quick and easy. The bright, built-in LED light makes hooking up a breeze at any time of day. This jack also features a seven-way connector that stores out of the way easily for travel. The lift motor in this model is pretty stout and can handle a maximum load of 5,000 pounds. Automatic thermal protection means the motor should not overheat and burn out. The one-piece plastic motor housing offers further protection for the water-resistant parts inside so you can feel confident using this jack in any weather.

The jack has a lift range of nine inches, all the way to 31.5 inches. This is a versatile tool that can make quick work of most tow hookups. The adjustable, oversized footpad provided added stability and safety for ease of use. Lift brake technology ensures reduced friction and better lift efficiency. An emergency manual crank is included so that you can get the job done, even if you lose power.

The Bulldog 500200 is a powered A-frame jack that has a maximum lift capacity of 4,000 pounds. The jack has a drop leg pull pin that is spring-loaded which provides a full 22 inches of travel that includes 14 inches of travel and eight inches of drop leg. This gives you exceptionally easy access even if a weight distribution system is getting in the way.

Thanks to the jack’s single-axis level, deployment is always easy and straightforward. There is a handy manual override that allows emergency operation if your battery gets drained. It comes with three LED lights so you can safely hook up or disconnect in low light conditions and at night. While the 500200 isn’t inexpensive, the premium pick typically isn’t as cheap as others.

This Lippert power tongue jack comes in a little lower, with a maximum lifting capacity of 3,500 pounds, but it’s priced well for those looking to save a few bucks. All you have to do to operate it is flick a switch. It has been manufactured with gears that have a helical cut and operate very quietly and efficiently.

There are four LED lights so you can set up camp in the night if you need to and electric leveling which is button-operated. It is an 18-inch stroke jack and when retracted the bracket height is 10.75 inches but when extended it is 28.75 inches. The casing is textured to protect it from chipping and cracking. With the jack, you get a manual crank handle (in case of battery failure), mounting hardware, and pins. At over 30 pounds, it’s also a bit heavier than most options on our list.

The versatile SuperHandy power jack comes in at a lightweight 3,500-pound capacity. It still packs some impressive features like a DC 12V steel gear motor plus a 25A circuit breaker built in. You’ll get a 6-inch diameter footpad to support the weight and a total vertical travel of 18 inches.

The fairly simple adjustable height control and on-off button is flanked by an LED work light to keep things illuminated at night when you’re tired and ready to get set up already. Plus, there is a manual option in case you lose power.