🐶 Reliable Bulldog 1550100317 A-Frame Trailer Jack: Up to 3,000 lbs. Capacity, Sleek Silver Finish Review

This is an upgrade from my original trailer jack. I use an ATV to organize all my trailers. ATV ball hitches are located much closer to the trailer, making some jacks more difficult to use. The handle on this jack works vertically and allows me to reverse its position. Now I have the space I need. You will need a 1/8 punch and a 9/16 socket to flip the jack handle. It only lasted a few minutes.

The reviewer mentioned that it was difficult to get started. My description would be that it's too easy to turn and requires too many handles. Another reviewer mentioned that it's very easy to install. Right, if you dismantle the old one despite corrosion. This jack is lighter and not as strong as the replacement jack. Only time will tell if he survives. The old one suffered because it didn't break in enough for the height of my car. Another reviewer mentioned that they painted it black to…

Purchased for a general purpose trailer. That should be overkill for our project, but turning the knob is very painful. The emptyness of his actual work should also lift the language of the trailer. Over time we just started carrying a jack on the trailer and jacking up the trailer instead :/ My father in law tried the exact same one on a lightweight 4 x 5 foot lawn mower trailer and even on this small trailer we can Literally lifting the whole trailer by hand is easier than using this jack…

The first thing that struck me was that the product was simply thrown into the box, badly taped and shipped. Lack of packaging material to reduce movement in the box resulting in scratches in the paintwork. Nothing special, this is for my camper and will be outside. The big problem is that the product has a big bulldog sticker that says 'Made in Mexico'. The promotional image shows the same Bulldog decal but clearly says "USA". It's very important to me! I am so tired of these manufacturers and

Ideal for Aliner (Ranger/Classic). The original tongue lifter always gave me trouble getting it to the correct height on the Explorer. I would have had to use a less-than-optimal hitch, which would have caused the trailer to tilt slightly (from the car to the rear of the Aliner). If we were to use a hitch that levels the trailer, we would not be able to detach the wheel from the jack tongue as it would not retract far enough. I was able to raise the trailer so that the rear bumper almost…