Trailer stabilising jacks are designed to support the front end of a semitrailer parked against a loading dock when disconnected from the cab.
Our model number TSJ009 features a strong steel construction and a crank handle to raise the landing surface to the appropriate height. The handle can be folded down when not in use.
The crank handle has a coarse setting for quicker raising/lowering of the plate and a fine setting for smaller adjustments.
Specifications:
| Static capacity | 45,360kg |
| Lifting Capacity | 22,680kg |
| Landing surface dimensions | 76.2cm x 15.2cm |
| Max height | 139.7cm (55 inches) |
| Min height | 104.15cm (41 inches) |
| Wheel diameter | 40.6cm |
| Net Weight | 94kg |
Never use a stabilising jack without deployed landing gear.
The static capacity rating is an indication of how much weight the jack will stabilise. The lifting capacity rating is an indication of how much weight the screw mechanism of the jack can lift.
Note: The need to use trailer stabilising jacks, the number necessary, and the exact placement of the jacks under the semi-trailer must be determined by a qualified person responsible for the loading/unloading of the trailer.
The stabilising jacks are designed to be used on level surfaces such as concrete. Trailer wheels need to be chocked to prevent movement.
