Trailer Jack Wheel with Chock

I used this to swing the tongue of my camper (27 ft) a full 45° clockwise, in order to get tongue to the spot trailer could be hooked up to a truck to move. We had to swing the wheel out by running it on a board, the entire length it was moved. Wheel dug into the ground too much to drag otherwise. Even though ground was rock hard. Weight of camper sunk it into the ground upon pulling, regardless. Otherwise, wheels on this worked sufficiently and held weight during entire process, w/o any damage. This product was hefty and built quite solid, for the size.

Fit and works well, easy to move trailer.

Used for a 5.5X10 utility trailer. Works outstanding. Allows rolling the trailer into parked position with ease.

I replaced the foot on the trailer jack. Now I can pull the trailer around without lifting it up, holding up and pulling it around.It is heavy duty and it looks like it will hold up well.My only complaint is that where the caster mounts onto the bottom of the jack, water can get in around the mount area and there is no where for it to go except to stay in the mount and that will eventually cause rusting inside of it. This basically is that same on all caster wheels and trailer jack feet. I had drilled a hole in the bottom of the foot that I previously had on the trailer. This let the water drain away.I think i will remove it and drill a couple holes into the side of the mounting area so that the water can drain out.Would buy again.I will update if anything changes.EDIT: 12-16-2023. Well, with the caster on the trailer it really doesn't swivel very easy. I still like it but need to find a way to help make it swivel better. It should have a bearing at the swivel point. I'll have to look into that.

Worked great for my project. Would recommend it.

It made a terrific amount of difference in manually positioning my trailer

Came in the mail in great shape and it fits properly. Very happy.

No issues. It allows me to roll the trailer where I need it. Nothing much more to say. It looks sturdy and the dual wheel meets my sensibilities. I likely could have done with a single wheel but opted for the dual on my personal stuff. I've seen the single fail on work trailers. I feel confident this will serve me well for years.