Uploaded June 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
I wanted an electric jack for the front of my camping trailer but I didn't want to spend the extra money. My father-in-law suggested removing the handle and using a drill so I can't take credit for the idea. I tried it out and this is a really easy way to crank the jack on a trailer especially when there isn't enough room for the hand-crank. If you do try this, don't forget to keep a pin in the top of the crank shaft so that it doesn't fall out.
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Monroe, NC 28110
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I wanted an electric jack for the front of my camping trailer but I didn't want to spend the extra money. My father-in-law suggested removing the handle and using a drill so I can't take credit for the idea. I tried it out and this is a really easy way to crank the jack on a trailer especially when there isn't enough room for the hand-crank. If you do try this, don't forget to keep a pin in the top of the crank shaft so that it doesn't fall out.
Go check out my website
thefurrminator.com
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thefurrminator@gmail.com
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Mailing Address
Jeff Furr
PO Box 624
Monroe, NC 28110
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facebook.com/thefurrminator
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twitter.com/thefurrminator
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instagram.com/thefurrminator
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pinterest.com/thefurrminator
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