2000 lb A-Frame Trailer Jack with Sidewind Handle | LF913-2015
Handle Style: Sidewind
Travel Distance: 15"
Bracket Height: 9"
Extended Height: 23"
Description: Black powder coat outer tube, Black powder coat inner tube
N.W.: 4.1KGS
2,000 lb A-Frame Trailer Jack with Sidewind Operation
LF913-2015 is a 2,000 lb A-frame trailer jack configured with a sidewind crank for manual trailer-tongue support and height adjustment. Buyers comparing adjacent configurations can also review GOODIN's A-frame trailer jack range.
For OEM, distributor and replacement programs, the useful buying decision is not capacity alone. The A-frame mounting position, side-crank operating space and required working-height range should be checked together against the trailer design.
Why the Sidewind Configuration Matters
A sidewind handle moves the operating position to the side of the jack body. This makes crank clearance an important part of product selection, especially where other components occupy the trailer tongue area.
Side Access
Useful where operating access beside the trailer tongue is preferable to an overhead crank position.
Clearance Check
Nearby coupler hardware, mounting accessories, storage boxes, wiring or other tongue-mounted components must leave room for normal crank movement.
Use the Published Dimensions to Check Trailer Fit
The product summary identifies a 15 in travel specification together with a 9 in bracket height and 23 in extended height. Rather than repeating those values as another specification table, they should be used to answer a more practical question: does the jack operate through the height range required by the trailer?
Mount Position
Confirm where the jack passes through and attaches to the trailer A-frame.
Coupling Height
Check whether the available adjustment range reaches the required hitching and parking positions.
Ground Clearance
Review the retracted position and trailer geometry before approving the configuration.
Four Checks Before Approving LF913-2015
Black Powder-Coated Inner and Outer Tubes
LF913-2015 is specified with black powder coating on both the inner and outer tubes. For sourcing decisions, the finish should be considered together with the expected operating and storage environment.
Where trailers are routinely exposed to road salt, coastal conditions, persistent moisture or long-term outdoor storage, buyers should evaluate the required level of corrosion protection for the complete trailer program rather than assuming one finish is appropriate for every environment.
Questions Buyers Commonly Need to Resolve
Is this product an RV stabilizer jack?
No. LF913-2015 is an A-frame tongue jack intended for front trailer support and height adjustment. Stabilizer jacks perform a different function. For other support configurations, see the full GOODIN trailer jack range.
Why choose sidewind instead of topwind?
Sidewind operation may be preferable where lateral handle access matches the trailer layout. The available crank clearance should be checked before ordering.
What should an OEM buyer provide with an inquiry?
Trailer layout, expected vertical load, mounting geometry, required working-height range, quantity and destination market provide a useful starting point for configuration review.
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Send GOODIN your trailer layout, expected support requirement, installation details, required quantity and destination market for configuration and sourcing review. Projects requiring non-standard mounting, dimensions or private-label development can also review our customized trailer jack options.
