1500 lb Sidewind Trailer Jack with 6 in Wheel | LF962-1510B

Authoritative LF962-1510B Product Data

The authoritative source does not publish wheel count/material, inner-tube finish or a separate lift/support capacity split.

Use the Capacity as a Jack Rating, Not as the Trailer's Total Weight Rating

The published 1,500 lb capacity belongs to LF962-1510B. Trailer GVWR, payload and axle ratings describe different system limits.

For a structured capacity-and-geometry selection process, see GOODIN's Trailer Jack Selection Guide. The actual vertical load at the jack position and the trailer-side structure should be reviewed before approval.

A Verified Wheel Size Without Inventing Wheel Construction

Real LF962-1510B wheel detail.

The 6 in wheel diameter can be used to review ground clearance, stowage space and the physical wheel envelope around the trailer tongue.

Wheel count, wheel material, tread construction, width and rolling-load rating are not supplied in the current specification and should be confirmed from real product imagery or the current drawing.

Keep the Lateral Crank Arc Clear in the Final Trailer Assembly

Sidewind operation requires usable space beside the jack body. Toolboxes, coupler hardware, winches and other permanent tongue-area accessories should be checked in the completed assembly rather than on the jack alone.

Match 12.4 in Bracket Height and 22.4 in Extended Height to the Trailer

LF962-1510B publishes 10 in travel, a 12.4 in bracket height and a 22.4 in extended height. These values should be compared using GOODIN's own measurement reference.

Use the Published Finish Exactly—Without Turning It into a Marine Certification

The supplied product description confirms a zinc-plated outer tube. The inner-tube finish is not listed, so it is intentionally omitted from the specification.

For buyers comparing coatings with actual exposure conditions, GOODIN's corrosion-resistant trailer hardware guide explains why finish type, environment and test requirement should be treated separately. LF962-1510B does not claim an unspecified salt-spray rating or marine certification.

Real Sidewind and outer-tube finish detail.

Six Checks Before Approving LF962-1510B

Questions Specific to LF962-1510B

Production Visibility for OEM and Distributor Buyers

Confirm Capacity, Wheel, Height and Mounting Geometry Together

Send GOODIN the actual jack-position load, trailer/frame drawing, mounting requirements, required coupling/support heights, Sidewind clearance, wheel specification, environment, quantity and destination market. Non-standard programs can also review customized trailer jack options.

Wheel-Equipped Trailer-Front Support for Compatible 1,500 lb Jack Applications

LF962-1510B fits compatible trailer applications that require a published 1,500 lb manual jack capacity, Sidewind access, a 6 in wheel diameter and 10 in of travel.

The correct application depends on actual vertical load, working-height geometry, mounting fit, wheel configuration, operating surface and crank clearance.

Wheel Diameter Is Only One Part of Manual Trailer Positioning

A verified 6 in wheel provides a physical clearance reference, but wheel count, width, construction and the supported load all affect how the trailer behaves during low-speed manual positioning.

GOODIN's guide to moving a boat trailer in a tight garage explains why floor surface, thresholds, turning geometry and trailer mass can matter as much as the jack wheel itself.

Match the 10 in Travel to Coupling and Parked-Support Positions

The published 12.4 in bracket height and 22.4 in extended height should be checked using the same measurement reference shown on the current LF962-1510B drawing.

Coordinate the Crank with Toolboxes, Winches and Other Tongue Hardware

Sidewind operation needs a usable lateral arc. When the trailer tongue also carries upgrades or accessories, GOODIN's Utility-Trailer Upgrade List provides useful context for planning the jack, toolbox, winch and other hardware as one installation rather than separate parts.

1,500 lb Is the Published Jack Capacity, Not a Trailer-Mass Specification

The target application should be evaluated from the actual load carried at the jack position and the strength of the local trailer structure.

Do Not Assume a Swivel or Bolt-On Mount from Similar 1,500 lb Jacks

Current BULLDOG, CURT and Fulton 1,500 lb wheel jacks frequently use swivel or side-mount brackets, but LF962-1510B's supplied specification does not confirm those features.

Use the current model drawing or verified product images for bracket type, hardware, frame fit and stowage geometry.

LF962-1510B is a wheel-equipped manual trailer jack. The supplied data does not publish a dynamic rolling-load rating, so the 1,500 lb jack capacity should not be reinterpreted as a guaranteed moving load for the wheel assembly.

Information to Send Before Approval

Provide actual jack-position load, trailer/frame drawing, mounting method, required coupling/support heights, Sidewind clearance, wheel requirements, intended ground surface, environmental exposure, quantity and destination market.