C.E. Smith 2,500 lb Drop Leg Trailer JackClick to enlarge
C.E. Smith

C.E. Smith 2,500 lb Drop Leg Trailer Jack

Manufacturer: C.E. SmithPart #: 26901ASKU: 110697

  • 500 lb
$139.99● In stock

Item #: 110697

Category: Jacks & Dollies

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Description

2,500 lb Drop Leg Trailer Jack The C. E.

Smith Drop Leg 2,500 lb Trailer Jack is a great option if you have an old drop leg jack that just isn't working like it used to. Replace it with this quality and affordable jack.

Specifications

BrandC.E. Smith
Part Number26901A
EverTide SKU110697
UPC768296012649

Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Confirm fitment for your application before ordering, or contact us and we'll help.

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Returns & warranty

Returns are accepted within 30 dayson items that are unused and in their original packaging. Some items may be subject to a manufacturer restocking fee. Special-order items may not be eligible — if you're unsure, ask us before ordering.

C.E. Smith productscarry the manufacturer's standard warranty. For a warranty claim or a return authorization, see our full returns policy or contact us.

Trailering — frequently asked

Why do boat trailer wheel bearings fail so often?
Because the hubs get submerged — often in salt water — which washes out grease and lets water in, destroying the bearings. Regular repacking, bearing protectors, and inspecting before long trips prevent the seized-wheel failures that are the most common trailer breakdown.
Should I use bunks or rollers on my boat trailer?
Bunks cradle the hull along carpeted boards and support it well for storage and travel; rollers make launching and loading easier, especially solo or on shallow ramps. The best choice depends on your boat’s hull, your ramp, and how you launch — many trailers combine both.
What trailer lights hold up best for boats?
Submersible LED trailer lights are the most durable choice. They tolerate repeated dunking far better than incandescent bulbs, last longer, and light instantly. Sealed, waterproof connectors and a good ground are just as important as the lights themselves for reliability.

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