2000 lb Sidewind Trailer Jack with Red Oxide Primer | LF900-2015B
Handle Style: Sidewind
Travel Distance: 12.5"
Extended Height: 34.25"
Description: Red Oxide Primer
N.W.: 6.4KGS
2,000 lb Sidewind Trailer Jack Supplied with Red Oxide Primer
LF900-2015B combines a published 2,000 lb capacity, Sidewind operation, 12.5 in travel and a 34.25 in extended-height value with a Red Oxide Primerfinish.
For B2B buyers, the primer is not treated as a decorative color claim. It is a coating-stage specification that should be matched to the buyer’s fabrication, welding, topcoat and service-environment requirements.
A Short Specification Set with Two Important Unknowns
Specify the Final Coating System Instead of Treating “Red Oxide” as a Finished-Service Rating
The verified finish description is Red Oxide Primer. The page therefore avoids assigning an unsupported salt-spray number, topcoat family or finished-color durability.
If the trailer OEM intends to weld, overcoat or expose the primed jack before final assembly, the actual primer data sheet and fabrication process should govern compatibility.
GOODIN’sTrailer Jack Welding Procedures is the relevant internal reference when welding becomes part of the approved installation route.
Use the Extended Height as a Verified Endpoint—Not as a Shortcut to Invent the Retracted Height
LF900-2015B publishes 34.25 in extended height and 12.5 in travel. A simple subtraction produces 21.75 in, but that number is not published as a retracted or bracket height.
For OEM fit, request the current drawing and use the same dimensional datum at both endpoints.
The Long Published Height Makes Crank and Body Clearance Worth Checking Together
Sidewind operation requires lateral crank space, while the 34.25 in published extended position creates a relatively tall working envelope compared with many compact 2,000 lb tongue jacks. The final trailer layout should verify both the handle sweep and the jack body’s maximum operating position.
Do Not Infer Weld-On Architecture from a Primer Finish
Primer-finished industrial jacks are often integrated into fabricated assemblies, but LF900-2015B’s supplied data does not state weld-on, bolt-on, A-frame, swivel or pipe-mount installation.
GOODIN’sTrailer Jack Encyclopedia can be used to compare architecture families before the exact LF900 mounting drawing is reviewed.
Five Items That Matter More Than the Primer Color
- Mounting interface: exact bracket / weld / bolt / frame geometry.
- Height datum: actual retracted, bracket and 34.25 in extended reference points.
- Coating system: primer chemistry, dry-film requirement, permitted topcoats and final color.
- Fabrication sequence: whether welding, grinding or topcoating occurs after jack supply.
- Service environment: indoor storage, normal road exposure, salt/coastal exposure or other defined condition.
Questions Specific to LF900-2015B
Is Red Oxide Primer the final outdoor finish?
The supplied specification identifies a primer, not a complete coating-system performance rating. Final topcoat and exposure requirements should be defined by the buyer.
Can 21.75 in be published as retracted height?
No. It is only the arithmetic difference between 34.25 in and 12.5 in; it is not a verified GOODIN measurement datum.
Does Red Oxide Primer mean the jack is weld-ready?
Not automatically. Weldability depends on the actual primer specification, thickness, joint preparation and approved fabrication procedure.
Is this a swivel or weld-on jack?
The supplied LF900-2015B data does not state the mounting architecture. Confirm it from the model-specific drawing or real product photographs.
