🚚 REESE Trailer Jack 74410 - Heavy-Duty Swivel Mount with 6-Inch Wheel, Chrome Finish Review

This is a robust and reliable product. However, if the wheel is extended even a quarter, it will not rotate properly because the round "pivot" and telescopic tube are too loose. With a moderately lengthened wake, none. If you point the wheel in the right direction and then try to move the trailer in that direction, the wheel often deviates 90 degrees from the direction of travel and you end up pulling the wheel to one side. If you lower it all the way down (which is a ridiculous waste of time)…

This jack is poorly made. - The spacer for the wheel bolt was missing. - I had to spend $6.00 on local ACE equipment to buy a gasket to make this work. lower position. The latch/turning part is loose and cheaply made. I still have 3 trailers with swivel jacks. 1 from Harbor Freight and 1 from Fulton. They are better made and cost the same. - I think being lazy and ordering it from Revain was a lesson I learned. - Do not purchase this Reese product if you don't want a 15 minute installation to…

This is pretty good for the money. I have Haul Master 4x8 folding trailers. You can pick up the tongue empty by hand, but not so easily when it's loaded with half a ton of mulch. First I tried to set it to speech. The 1.5 x 2.5 channel was too bright. It wasn't see through to begin with and twisted under the torque of the jack. There was also some sort of goo in the jack itself. It landed in a foot about an inch from the plumb line. It didn't suit me at all. I decided to replace the metal cross

When it arrived the product was much heavier than I expected in such a small box. That's good considering it has to carry up to 1000 pounds. When the box was opened there were a few parts and a full instruction manual included. I'm a handyman so I read all about assembly in case I'm missing something small. I have to say this is by far one of the worst guides I have ever read. Small images are not detailed enough. The ink is light as if the printer ran out of black ink and the manual was…

For those unhappy with a wobble jack, this is an easy and inexpensive solution. The problem is not in the design of the jack, but in the retaining ring that connects the swivel to the jack. There is a lot of play because the locking ring is the wrong size. The groove it goes in is slightly wider than the thickness of the snap ring. The solution is to replace the snap ring with an appropriate size. This is very inexpensive and takes about 2 minutes with snap ring pliers. You can buy the right…