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New trailer jack.
Bobrocks
Member Posts: 17
The rear hatch would hit the factory jack when hooked up. This 'ultimate trailer jack' solved the issue. Of course, nothing is as it seems or sounds. With a little Swedish stubbornness and redneck engineering the jack works great. Needed to clock the mount plate to clearance the release pin because the basket was in the way. Of course, the holes didn't line up then. Die grinder time... Almost more fun than a sawzall. E-trailer has a video. See pictures of final results.
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One more.....
I did the same jack but left off the guide block on the opposite side. I remove my jack completely when traveling. https://teardrop-trailers.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/comment/1530#Comment_1530
All the calculations show it can’t work. There’s only one thing to do: make it work.