The JW8SSH 8-inch heavy-duty swing-up jockey wheel provides reliable trailer support and convenient manoeuvring for boat trailers, utility trailers and camper trailers. Featuring a steel-centred solid rubber wheel, zinc-plated steel construction and an easy-to-operate top winding handle, it offers durability and convenient height adjustment. Its four-bolt swivel bracket allows the jockey wheel to swing horizontally into a storage position during towing.
Jockey Wheels
Jockey Wheel Swing Up 8" Steel Wheel Heavy Duty 750lbs
SKU: SR-JW8SSH
$104.45
Key benefits
Key Benefits
- 340kg (750lb) rated load capacity.
- Large 8-inch solid rubber wheel with a steel centre.
- Heavy-duty four-bolt swing-up mounting bracket.
- Zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance.
- Top-mounted winding handle.
- Horizontal storage position when travelling.
- Suitable for bolt-on or weld-on installation.
- Compatible with 50mm, 75mm and 100mm wide trailer drawbars.
Swing-Up Bracket & Drawbar Compatibility
- The JW8SSH incorporates a four-bolt swivel bracket that allows the jockey wheel to be lowered for trailer manoeuvring and swung horizontally into a storage position when towing.
- The bracket is designed for appropriately mounted 50mm, 75mm and 100mm wide drawbars. Installation can be completed using suitable U-bolts or by welding the bracket to the trailer.
Suitable Applications
- Boat and jet ski trailers
- Box and utility trailers
- Camper trailers
- General-purpose trailers
- Medium to large trailers with compatible drawbar loads
Important Fitment Information
- The manufacturer's specified load rating is 340kg (750lb). This is the jockey wheel's supported load capacity, not the trailer's total towing capacity.
- Before installation, confirm the trailer's static drawbar load, drawbar dimensions, mounting clearance and ground clearance.
- Ensure the swing-up bracket locks securely in both operating and travelling positions. Use mounting hardware appropriate for the trailer's construction.
Signs the Jockey Wheel Needs Replacing
- Cracked or deteriorating rubber tyre.
- Excessive corrosion.
- Difficulty operating the winding mechanism.
- Loose or damaged swivel bracket.
- Worn or unreliable locking mechanism.
- Excessive movement during trailer manoeuvring.
Shipping
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