Ram Electric Trailer Tongue Jack 2500 Lbs, Black Finish on 2040-parts.com
Elkhart, Indiana, US
- 2500 lb Lift Capacity, Ideal For Cargo and Travel Trailers !!
- For use with trailers with a-frame couplers
- Easy to operate with just a flip of the switch
- Durable exterior grade black powder coat finish on outer tube
- Zinc finish inner tube with removable sand foot
- 18” travel height
- LED light for easy night time hookup
- Durable hardened steel gears for years and years of normal use
- Crank handle for manual override in case of power loss
- Setup for 12 volt battery use
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