1500 lb Swivel Trailer Jack with Wheel
Handle Style: Sidewind
Wheel Diameter: 6"
Travel Distance: 10"
Bracket Height: 13"
Extended Height: 23"
Description: Zinc plated outer tube
N.W.:6.3KGS
A Compact 1,500 lb Swivel Jack Built Around Fast Swing-Up Storage
GD2050103 is a 1,500 lb swivel trailer jack with sidewind manual operation, a single-wheel lower configuration and a spring-loaded swivel mechanism visible in the supplied product assembly.
For sourcing purposes, the defining feature is not simply that the jack has a wheel. The swivel plate and pull-pin mechanism allow the jack body to rotate between working and stored orientations, so bracket geometry and clearance should be evaluated together with the 1,500 lb rating.
The Pull-Pin and Pivot Plate Define the Product's Installation Logic
The spring-loaded pin locks the jack at a selected swivel position. This is the feature buyers should inspect first when comparing GD2050103 with fixed A-frame or drop-leg products.
The trailer layout needs enough clearance for the jack body, wheel assembly and crank handle in both the operating position and the rotated storage position.
The Authoritative Product Summary Specifies a 1,500 lb Capacity
This value follows the product-gallery right-side summary, which is the authoritative specification source for this rewrite.
Do not substitute complete trailer GVWR for jack load. The jack carries the vertical load transferred through its mounting point while the trailer tongue is being supported or adjusted.
For a broader explanation of trailer ratings and tongue load, see GOODIN's GVWR, GAWR, Payload & Tongue Weight guide.
A Wheel Adds Positioning Capability—but Also Ground-Surface Limits
The supplied product photos show a single black wheel component and matching lower fork. This supports short manual repositioning of an uncoupled trailer when the actual ground surface and load allow it.
Wheel diameter and wheel material are not stated in the source material available for this rewrite, so they should be confirmed in the current product specification before being published as numeric or material claims.
Crank Clearance Matters in Both Working and Stored Positions
GD2050103 uses a side-entering manual crank visible near the upper tube. Check that the handle can rotate without contacting the coupler, winch post, toolbox, trailer body or other tongue-mounted equipment.
If several accessories share the trailer tongue, GOODIN's utility-trailer upgrade planning guide provides a useful system-level way to think about jack placement, accessory weight and installation order.
Confirm the Plate Pattern Against the Actual Trailer Tongue
The product photos show a broad side mounting plate with multiple bolt holes and an integrated swivel pivot. That makes frame geometry and hole position part of the fit decision.
Specify the Environment Before Making a Corrosion Claim
The actual GD2050103 photos show a bright metallic surface, but the source material available here does not identify coating chemistry, coating thickness or salt-spray performance. Those details should therefore be confirmed in the RFQ if the jack is intended for road-salt, coastal or frequent wet-service exposure.
For buyers defining trailer material and coating requirements, see GOODIN's galvanized vs aluminum vs powder-coated steel corrosion guide.
Questions to Resolve Before Ordering a Swivel Jack
Is GD2050103 rated for 1,500 lb?
Yes. The product-gallery right-side summary specifies a 1,500 lb capacity, and that summary is treated as the authoritative source when other legacy assets conflict.
What makes it a swivel trailer jack?
The side mounting assembly includes a pivoting plate and spring-loaded locking pin that allow the jack body to rotate between positions.
Can GOODIN publish the wheel size or lift travel from these photos?
Not reliably. Those numeric specifications are not confirmed by the source material used for this rewrite and should be verified from the current engineering or sales specification.
Is a swivel jack the same as an A-frame jack?
No. The installation geometry and storage mechanism are different. A swivel jack mounts at the side and rotates around its mounting assembly, while an A-frame jack is selected around the trailer's A-frame center mounting geometry.
Real Production Visibility for B2B Sourcing
These photographs show GOODIN's actual production environment and in-process trailer-jack components, giving sourcing teams a direct view beyond the finished product gallery.
GOODIN Trademark Registrations in Overseas Markets
GOODIN maintains trademark registrations in selected overseas markets for Class 8 goods including hand-operated or manually operated lifting jacks.
Australia
United Kingdom
European UnionConfirm GD2050103 Against Your Trailer Tongue Layout
Send GOODIN the expected vertical load, trailer-tongue dimensions, mounting-plate requirements, required working-height range, wheel requirement, quantity and destination market. Projects requiring different geometry or private-label development can also review our customized trailer jack options.
