2000 lb Side Mount Trailer Jack with Footplate
Handle Style: Sidewind
Travel Distance: 10"
Bracket Height: 10.2"
Description: Clear Zinc plated outer tube, clear zinc inner tube
N.W.: 5.5KGS
Side-Mount Support with a Fixed Footplate and Swing-Up Mechanism
LF933-2010 is a 2,000 lb side mount trailer jack with manual sidewind operation, a swivel pull-pin assembly and a fixed rectangular footplate.
Unlike a wheel-equipped swivel jack, this configuration is centered on stationary ground support. The mounting position, swivel clearance and footplate contact should therefore be reviewed as one system.
The Bracket Position Changes How the Jack Fits the Trailer
The supplied product images show a side-mounted pivot assembly with a spring-loaded pull pin. This lets the jack rotate between a deployed support position and a raised storage position.
For replacement or OEM work, verify the mounting interface and the complete rotation envelope instead of assuming that another round swivel jack will use the same bracket geometry.
The Current Product Label Shows a 2,000 lb Capacity
If the gallery-side specification block differs from any legacy label or body copy, the gallery-side specification remains the publishing authority.
Jack capacity should be compared with the actual vertical load carried at the support point, not simply the complete trailer GVWR. For a deeper explanation, see GOODIN's GVWR, GAWR, Payload & Tongue Weight guide.
Stationary Ground Support Instead of Manual Rolling
The lower end uses a fixed rectangular footplate rather than a caster wheel. That makes LF933-2010 a different application from wheel-equipped swivel jacks intended to help with short manual repositioning.
The supporting surface still matters. Soft soil, loose gravel or an uneven support point can change how the load is distributed beneath the plate.
Leave a Clear Crank Path Beside the Trailer Frame
The sidewind handle operates beside the upper jack tube. Check interference from the coupler, winch post, toolbox, bodywork and other tongue-mounted hardware before finalizing the mounting position.
The key sourcing question is usable clearance in the real trailer layout—not whether the handle simply clears the jack when viewed by itself.
Confirm the Finish Specification for Wet, Salt or Coastal Service
The real product photos show a bright metallic surface, but appearance alone does not establish coating chemistry, film thickness or salt-spray performance. Those details should be defined in the RFQ when corrosion exposure matters.
For a more complete way to specify corrosion protection by environment, see GOODIN's galvanized vs aluminum vs powder-coated steel trailer guide.
Five Items to Confirm Before Ordering
Questions Buyers Commonly Need to Resolve
How is LF933-2010 different from a wheeled swivel jack?
LF933-2010 uses a fixed footplate, so its main role is stationary support and height adjustment rather than short manual rolling.
What should be checked when replacing a side-mount swivel jack?
Verify the mounting interface, pivot and storage envelope, fixed-footplate clearance, working-height requirement and actual vertical load at the jack position. A similar round swivel jack is not automatically dimensionally interchangeable.
Can the current page claim a specific travel or frame-size fit?
Only after those values are confirmed by the gallery-side product specification or current engineering data. They are not inferred from competitor products.
Real Production Visibility for B2B Sourcing
These photographs show GOODIN's actual production environment and in-process trailer-jack components.
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Send GOODIN the required vertical load, mounting interface, working-height range, swivel clearance, service environment, quantity and destination market. For non-standard requirements, review our customized trailer jack options.
