Product overview
When a forklift drives into the nose of an uncoupled trailer, the trailer can tip forward, and old or rusted landing gear can collapse under the load. A trailer stabilizing jack or stand placed under the front of the trailer prevents this. The ratchet jack is used in pairs and is raised with a removable ratcheting handle. The gas-activated, self-levelling stands roll into place, adjust themselves to the trailer and only one is needed per trailer.
Construction and features
- 100,000 lb supporting capacity
- Ratchet jack: 39-1/2 to 51 in, 40,000 lb lifting capacity, 8 in support pad, used in pairs
- Self-levelling stands: gas-activated, with a large 17 × 18-1/2 in base pad and trailer contact pad
- Only one self-levelling stand required per trailer
- Larger stand has an ergonomic lever to pin it without bending, and 16 in wheels for outdoor use
- Heavy-gauge steel in safety yellow
Trailer jack and stand models
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| Part number | Type | Height range (in) | Support capacity (lbs) | Wheels | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JKBH777 | Ratchet trailer jack | 39-1/2 to 51 | 100,000 | 8 in | 40,000 lb lift capacity; removable 37-1/2 in ratchet handle; use in pairs |
| JKBH791 | Self-levelling trailer stand | 41 to 50-1/2 | 100,000 | 10 in semi-pneumatic | Gas-activated self-levelling; one per trailer |
| JMBL786 | Self-levelling trailer stand, large wheels | Self-levelling | 100,000 | 16 in semi-pneumatic | Lever-action pinning; one per trailer |
Ordering notes
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