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Originally Posted by Bill
The tailgate hits the top of the jack, not the handle.
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Originally Posted by Wavery
True but on some jacks (especially electric jacks) the head of the jack is forward of center. It can be rotated 120* and gain quite a bit
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Wavery -
I'm unclear on how this helps if the tailgate hits the top of the jack
The swing-away jack maybe makes more sense. But it looks like it would interfere with the WDH brackets. And does it still work if your trailer does not have the cubby in the front wall? I can't quite tell from the photo. The cubby disappeared many years ago.
Bill