| 12,000 lb jack with backup hand pump, double the capacity with a second remote leg | 7500 lb jack with backup manual motor override |
Ever cranked a heavy trailer jack by hand? Even the 2 speed jacks wear you out. Sometimes you have to unhook from a loaded trailer and that’s when a manual jack is loads of fun. And then if you have different height trucks, you crank even more. I review new trailers and end up cranking more than I like. My hydraulic jack is the last I would give up on my trailer. I need to save my energy for the trail ride.
Electric jacks are cheaper, but hydraulic jack are faster and made for heavy use. You can use 12 volts from your truck or onboard battery on the trailer that Living Quarters and hydraulic trailer brakes would have.
Equalizer Systems Jacks, you see them everywhere. Over 70% of horse trailer manufactures equip their trailers with them. So service and parts are easy to get with the largest trailer dealer network.
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Twenty years ago, Equalizer introduced hydraulic jacks to the horse industry. Horse trailer manufactures use them because they are dependable and easy to work on. The heavy duty hoses and connections are easy to access, the oil reservoir allows you to see the oil level just like your trucks radiator fluid and power steering tanks.
The best thing I like about Equalizer Jacks, besides how smooth they lift the trailer, is they all come with a backup hand pump or manual override. If you loose juice from the trailer battery, the jack still works, if your battery fails on your truck, the jack still works. So you can unhook your trucks, drag it out of the way and hook up your neighbor’s truck.
Equalizer has more options, more jack sizes from 7500 lbs to over 24,000 lbs. They have electric motor add-ons to your jack or hydraulic singe and double legs. And power jacks for your bumper pull trailers.
Equalizer has a standard keyed weather proof rocker switch with PVC braided wiring harness and you can go wireless remote option. I of course like wireless, I can look through my camera in the truck bed and push two buttons and watch my trailer coupler drop on the ball. That’s how the switches and remote work with Equalizer, you have to turn on the switch then push the up or down button. This keeps the remote from accidently running the jack in your pocket.
Save you back, save your rotator cuff, save your energy, ask your trailer dealer about Equalizer Systems.
www.EqualizerSystems.com 800-846-9659
http://EqualizerSystems.com to buy direct
| Equalizer 12k on my trailer | Hoses, wiring, pump and tank are easy to access and easy to service |
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| Backup manual jack gives you peace of mind | I put my keyed switch on the outside of my gooseneck. Most folks put the switch under the gooseneck or in the battery box | Waterproof automotive connection, keyed rocker switch with PVC braided wire loom makes the electronics dependable |
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| 12k jack with reinforced foot | Competitors 12k leg with butt weld | Water seal gasket like you truck wiring harness has |
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| Clear oil reservoir shows you the oil level at a glance just like your fluid reservoirs in your truck. Floor jack made install easy | Comes in a box all together | I tour allot of horse trailer factories and see Equalizer Systems Jacks waiting to go on trailers |
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| Easy install, just plug into the switch loom, attach ground wire, Velcro button switch to the oil tank. | Remote extra manual switch is a backup if you loose your remote, redundant x3 | Remote switch, both switches have to be turned on before running the jack |
www.EqualizerSystems.com 800-846-9659
http://EqualizerSystems.com to buy direct
Haul Gauge, on board truck scale keeps your truck and trailer at safe weights. I tried Haul Gauge and thought it was incredible technology to weigh your trailer with your trucks computer and transmission. Haul Gauge plugged into your trucks OBDII port and measured movements and displayed trailer weights on your phone app. While you drive, see your trailer weight, tongue weight, payload and weight distribution. This will be a big step towards trailer safety. 
