Valterra A10 0900 Trailer Tongue Stand Review

I bought this item assuming it wouldn't fail - it isn't. Luckily I had a jack to save the day and raise my trailer enough to install the factory gear. I was on a level campsite, the wheels were flat and he fell off this product and bent the lower links. I will never trust this POS again.

I wish I could take a picture of a tear that appeared just a few weeks after purchase. I was shocked that a 10,000 pound jack post supporting the weight of a 2765 trailer and secured with stabilizing pads broke after just a few weeks. Stay away if you love your rig!

This is my second purchase. The first part of the lower ring broke off, but the main cone remained strong. The last stand lasted about 15 months. I wanted to check my pendant and it's still holding up. However, as you can see, he was ready to collapse at any moment. I discarded my scissor jacks and replaced them with a piece of wood and a metal jack support. I have a 25 foot trailer with a 5700 lb tow weight. It's not made for that.

I bought this item on 7th September 2014, it broke on 03/01/2015. That's 237 days. I think what worries me is that things are not getting done in a reasonable time anymore. A simple piece of wood would have survived. Pooh! Now I have to tackle this project again. I would happily spend more money for one that lasts. I would recommend nothing more than a jet ski trailer. My trailer is 28 feet long.

I have to send this back. Is the product all plastic with a small protrusion inside that should hold the front of the tag? I do not think so. I was very careful using it and the manager and several other campers at my campsite warned me not to use it as it could collapse and damage my trailer's tongue. I'm only 14 feet light. Aluminum trailer so I can't imagine using it at normal weight. Camper. Could be good for a utility trailer or something.

I thought it wasn't high enough and I needed a block of wood underneath which is NOT recommended but it isn't! I am very happy with this Jack because it really makes my life easier. This is an amazing product and is holding up my horse trailer great. I didn't even know such a product existed and now I'm so glad I don't have to stack blocks and hope they don't fall off which happened before I got this product! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️This product gives me security and is worth every penny spent on it!

Great product, great price What makes it attractive is the large base, deep "nest" at the top and its weight. to the jack, but this stand eliminates that "attachment" step. It's also a lot bigger than a regular Jack leg, which I think makes it a bit more versatile. The bright red color is an added bonus (orange would be good too I think). Even though it says 'use only on level ground', I used it on my downhill road with no problems. Blocks are no real competition for this jack.

This design means it is more likely to slip out from under the jack support. When the tongue is up, it moves in an arc, not in a line. This means that when ascending, it moves either forwards or backwards. The rubber base means it can't slide around a bit like a metal latch leg can. The base is relatively narrow and the flat ring at the bottom isn't very rigid, causing the entire cone to tip forward or backward and eventually either collapse from uneven loading or be pushed sideways. Elevating…

We've been using it for less than a month. It was delivered on June 10th but we didn't use it until the weekend of June 19th. We used it camping over the weekend and it has been used at our camp ever since. We drove to pick up the RV to bring home on July 22nd and it was broken when we picked up the RV. I had very high expectations for this stand. We used a heavy block of wood that I wanted to replace and now we have to resort to it as it is unusable. It wasn't even thrown. We hitched to the…