🔧 Pro Series Weld-On Jack by Reese 1401460303 Review

Good product. Pay close attention to how you place the plug on the tongue. It has a short side and a long side. The long side must be welded to the tongue, otherwise the jack will not sit properly.

Excellent jack. About twice as much as you need, but it's always better to have more than you need. Comes with a bracket which of course needs to be welded on. I would like a higher quality locking pin.

Well made - durable. 3 stars for ease of installation as welding is required to attach the jack to the trailer. If you are a good welder than 5 stars, otherwise you need to bring a trailer and jack to the welder.

Bought to replace one on a motorcycle trailer as the same size welded bracket was already on the trailer. Good product with a long handle that gives you a lot of leverage. If you don't already have a circle on your trailer, you'll need someone to weld it on. I would like them to paint the leg as water collects in it, but almost no manufacturer does this.

I used the dimensions of the jack to measure my trailer for installation. The overall length when folded is 17 inches. The distance from the center of the flange to the base is 11.5 inches when retracted and 21.5 inches when extended. The valuation of £5000 is ideal. I welded the flange to the bottom of the trailer frame rather than the center to add a few inches to the buoyancy. The trailer now has a ground clearance that the stock A-frame jack never had...it no longer buckles when going up…