1500 lb Zinc-Plated Sidewind Trailer Jack | LF962-1510WB
Handle Style: Sidewind
Wheel Diameter: 6"
Travel Distance: 10"
Bracket Height: 12.4"
Extended Height: 24.4"
Description: Zinc plated
N.W.: 8.3KGS
1,500 lb Sidewind Trailer Jack with a Published Zinc-Plated Finish
LF962-1510WB is a 1,500 lb zinc-plated trailer jack with Sidewind operation, a verified 6 in wheel diameter and 10 in travel.
Its catalog geometry combines a 12.4 in bracket-height reference with a 24.4 in extended height. Buyers should verify those height references together with the mounting interface, sidewind clearance and wheel assembly before approving the jack for a replacement or OEM installation.

Published Specifications to Verify for LF962-1510WB
LF962-1510WB and LF962-1510B Share Core Numbers—but They Are Not the Same Published Specification
| Field | LF962-1510WB | LF962-1510B |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity / Handle / Wheel Dia. | 1,500 lb / Sidewind / 6 in | 1,500 lb / Sidewind / 6 in |
| Travel / Bracket Height | 10 in / 12.4 in | 10 in / 12.4 in |
| Extended Height | 24.4 in | 22.4 in |
| Published Finish Description | Zinc plated | Zinc-plated outer tube |
| Net Weight | 8.3 kg | 7.1 kg |
These published differences justify separate model records, but they do not prove a specific internal-design, mounting or wheel-count difference.
“Zinc Plated” Is a Verified Finish Label—not a Complete Corrosion Test Report

The catalog description states “Zinc plated”. It does not separately define which subcomponents receive the same plating system, nor does it publish plating thickness, passivation or salt-spray duration.
GOODIN'scorrosion-resistant trailer hardware guide is the appropriate internal reference for buyers who need to convert a finish name into an environmental or test specification.
The Same 10 in Travel Does Not Mean the Same Working-Height Window
LF962-1510WB and LF962-1510B both publish 10 in travel and a 12.4 in bracket-height field, yet their extended-height values differ by 2 in.
That is exactly why replacement selection should use the model-specific drawing and height reference instead of assuming every 10 in travel jack reaches the same endpoint.

Wheel Diameter Is Verified; Wheel Count and Rolling Rating Are Not
The 6 in dimension is useful for clearance and packaging checks. It does not establish whether the model uses one wheel or two, the wheel material, bearing design or the allowable load while the trailer is moving.
For product approval, treat 6 in as the verified wheel-diameter specification and confirm wheel count, wheel construction, width, bearing arrangement and any manoeuvring-load requirement from LF962-1510WB-specific documentation.
Do Not Assume WB Uses the Same Bracket as LF962-1510B
The two models share several catalog dimensions, but the WB model is heavier and has a different published extended height. Those differences are enough to require model-specific mounting and clearance verification.
GOODIN'sTrailer Jack Encyclopedia provides a useful overview of common mounting architectures before the exact LF962-1510WB drawing is reviewed.
Four Checks Before Treating LF962-1510WB as a Drop-In Replacement
- Mount interface: confirm bracket type, hole pattern / weld interface and frame clearance.
- Height reference: verify the 12.4 in and 24.4 in datums on the current drawing.
- Wheel assembly: confirm wheel count, width, material and required surface/clearance.
- Finish requirement: define any plating thickness, passivation or corrosion test separately if contractual.
Questions Specific to LF962-1510WB
Does “Zinc plated” mean every component uses the same plating?
The supplied description does not break the finish down by outer tube, inner tube, bracket, wheel hardware or fasteners. Publish only the overall finish wording until a coating specification provides more detail.
Is LF962-1510WB interchangeable with LF962-1510B?
Not automatically. Their published capacity, Sidewind style, wheel diameter, travel and bracket-height fields match, but their extended heights, finish descriptions and net weights differ.
Why does 24.4 in matter if travel is still 10 in?
Travel describes stroke; extended height describes a model-specific endpoint. Products with the same travel can still occupy different installed height windows.
Does zinc plating make LF962-1510WB a marine jack?
No marine rating, salt-spray duration or marine certification is supplied. The zinc-plated finish is a product attribute, not an application certification.


