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Jooky
02-07-2006, 10:23 AM
Is there a company that makes a good one? Everyone I know has them but they all are crappy. They have a hard plastic wheel and it never seems to want to turn to the direction you want to go. Has anyone "fixed" one to work properly? I oiled / greased mine and it worked great for about a week, now its back to being its stubborn self. I end up kicking the wheel to turn it in the right direction.

BrassMonkey
02-07-2006, 10:36 AM
STEEL TOED BOOTS...

MetalHead
02-07-2006, 06:42 PM
West Marine has one that has a wheel about 5" wide for use in gravel that is hell for stout. I'm going to put one on my trailer. There about $80.00 I think ask Seafood Man he has one.

Catching Nemo
02-07-2006, 09:52 PM
Get the Road Warrior "Mighty Wheel" at Boaters World or West Marine for $85. I don't believe any ifish vendors carry it.

This jack is so good, that I can easily raise or lower my 20ft boat, and dual axel trailer, with 1 hand. Before, with the OEM jack, it used to take me 2 hands and a lot of effort. This jack also has a grease fitting for easy lubrication. Even if you think the 1500lb jack will be overkill - get it anyways. This jack is ridiculously easy to use :bigshock: and your arms and back will thank you!

Road-Warrior - Mighty Wheel Trailer Jack 1500Lb

"Galvanized to withstand the elements. Has a 4" wide by 8" tall Wheel for easy travel and durability. This side crank with power grip handle, swivel trailer jack handles up to 1500 lbs. Dual release pin for ease to swing up out of the way when trailering. Fits on tongues up to 3" x 5" and provides 27" of lift and 14" of travel. Built-in grease fitting to keep hardware included. 3 year warranty."

scubadad
02-08-2006, 02:10 PM
I'll second the Road Warrior. That's the best jack out there.