When buying a trailer jack you need to consider the following factors: tongue weight, height, travel distance, and whether or not you need a wheel on the jack.
The most important factor about a trailer jack is the lift capacity, or the weight rating. Before buying a replacement jack, you need to know how much weight is on the tongue of the trailer. This is different than the total weight of your trailer. Remember that a portion of your trailer load will be behind the axle, which means that that part of the load is actually lifting the tongue (like a lever). You may be tempted to think that you can get a lower-rated Fulton trailer jack because you plan to only use the jack as a stand. If you tell yourself that you will only load the trailer when it is hitched to your towing vehicle, you could be risking a safety issue. What happens when you are driving with a loaded trailer and the trailer tire goes flat? What if you need to drop the trailer and drive away? The Fulton trailer jack needs to be strong enough to lift a loaded trailer off of your hitch.
 Fulton F2 Dual Wheel Marine Recreational Trailer Jack  US $134.95
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 Fulton F2 1600 lb Twin Track Jack Trailer 1413020134 US $143.88
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 Fulton F2 Footplate Trailer Jack US $179.95
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 Fulton 1200 Pounds Trailer Tongue Jack 6 Inch Poly Whe US $63.72
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 FULTON XPD15L DUAL WHEEL 1500 LB BOAT TRAILER JACK US $99.00 |
 Fulton Swivel Jack 1200lb Cap Tongue Trailer Accessor US $90.99
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 Fulton 1000 Pounds Swivel Trailer Tongue Jack US $61.18
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 Boat Trailer Swivel Tongue Jack Fulton 1000 lb cap US $46.54
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 Fulton F2 Bolt On 2000 lb Trailer Jack 4 5 Frames US $179.95
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 NEW Fulton Trailer Tongue Jack 8 Inch Poly Wheel US $123.41
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 Boat Trailer Swivel Tongue Jack Fulton 1200 lb cap US $55.99
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