❄️ Waterproof RV Electric Tongue Jack Cover – Keep Your Power Jack Dry All Winter
❄️ Waterproof RV Electric Tongue Jack Cover – Keep Your Power Jack Dry All Winter
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❄️ Waterproof RV Electric Tongue Jack Cover – Keep Your Power Jack Dry All Winter
RV ELECTRIC TONGUE JACK COVER
Keep Your Jack Dry.
Rain or Shine. 🌧️☀️
Your power jack sits outside through every storm, snowfall and summer heatwave. This heavy-duty 600D cover keeps water out and blocks the sun, so your jack is ready the moment you press the button.
EXPOSED • CORRODED • COSTLY
Your Jack Head Isn't as Weatherproof as It Looks.
Rain works its way under the switch cover and into the light. Corrosion builds quietly, the sun bakes the plastic until it cracks, and one morning you press the button to hitch up and nothing happens.
❌ Water in the Switches
Moisture seeps under the button cover, and corroded switches can leave the jack dead.
❌ Sun-Baked Housing
UV turns white plastic chalky, yellow and brittle. Every crack lets in more water.
✅ Sealed From Rain & Snow
Waterproof 600D fabric and PU-sealed seams keep water off the motor, switches and light.
✅ Shaded From the Sun
The cover takes the UV hit, so the housing doesn't fade, chalk or crack.
A replacement electric tongue jack typically costs $150–$400 before installation, and it always seems to quit on travel day. This cover costs a fraction of that and protects the jack you already own.
6 PROBLEMS • 1 COVER
Everything That Ruins an Exposed Jack, Handled.
Every detail answers a real problem trailer owners deal with: water, sun, wind, muddy chains, poor fit and DIY covers that never quite work.
💧 No More Wet Switches
Waterproof fabric and sealed seams keep rain and snowmelt off the motor, switches and light.
☀️ No Sun-Cracked Housing
Blocks the UV that turns plastic yellow, chalky and brittle.
📏 Covers the Whole Head
A roomy 14-inch cut drops past the jack head, so nothing is left exposed.
🌬️ Stays Put in the Wind
Drawstrings and cord locks on both sides cinch it snug around the jack tube.
⛓️ Chains Off the Ground
Built-in D-rings hold your safety chains up and out of the mud.
🪣 No More Buckets or Bags
Slips on in seconds and looks clean on your rig. No tape, no zip ties.
WINTER STORAGE READY
Snow. Ice. Rain.
Your Jack Stays Dry.
Winter storage is hard on a power jack. Snow piles up, melts into the switches and refreezes night after night. This cover keeps all of it on the outside, so your jack is ready for the first camping weekend of spring.
❄️ Snow & Ice
Snowmelt runs off the waterproof fabric instead of soaking into the switch panel.
🌧️ Heavy Rain
Downpours bead up and roll off the PU-sealed seams.
☀️ Summer Sun
Full shade keeps the housing from yellowing and turning brittle.
🍂 Dust & Leaves
Pollen, grit and tree sap stay off the switches and light.
Put the cover on the day you winterize. It's one less thing to worry about until spring.
SECURE FIT • NO TOOLS
Buckets Blow Off.
This Stays Put.
Trash bags tear, buckets tumble across the campground and tarps flap loose overnight. Two adjustable drawstrings with cord locks cinch this cover snug around the jack tube, so it stays on through gusty nights.
Lower the cover over the jack head. The roomy cut slides on easily.
Draw the cord on each side until the hem hugs the jack tube.
Slide the cord locks up to hold the tension. No knots, no tools.
BUILT-IN CHAIN D-RINGS
No More Muddy Chains.
Hook Them Up.
Safety chains left on the ground sit in mud and puddles for weeks. They rust, tangle and leave your gloves filthy every time you hitch up. Two D-rings sewn into the strap keep them clipped up, clean and ready.
🧤 Clean Hands
Grab dry chains at hitch-up, not muddy ones.
🛡️ Less Rust
Kept off wet ground, chains spend less time sitting in water.
🔗 No Tangles
Each chain hangs neatly from its own D-ring.
🚐 Ready to Hitch
Unclip, connect to your tow vehicle and go.
The D-rings are only for storing chains while you're parked. Always connect your safety chains to the tow vehicle before towing.
WHY NOT JUST USE A BUCKET?
Not All Jack Protection Is Equal.
A bucket keeps some rain off, right up until the first gust of wind. Here's how the usual options stack up.
| No Cover | Bucket or Bag | This Cover | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps rain & snowmelt out | ✗ | Until it blows off | ✓ Sealed seams |
| Blocks sun damage | ✗ | Partly | ✓ Full coverage |
| Stays put in the wind | — | ✗ | ✓ Dual drawstrings |
| Holds chains off the ground | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ Built-in D-rings |
| On in seconds, looks clean | — | Tape & zip ties | ✓ No tools |
WILL IT FIT? • CHECK IN 30 SECONDS
Measure Once. Order With Confidence.
Designed for RV electric tongue jacks. Measure your jack head's height, length and width, then compare with the cover. If your jack head fits within these sizes, you're good to go.
The most common power jack setup.
Compact rigs with electric tongue jacks.
Protection at the dock or in storage.
Cargo and equipment trailers.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Specifications
| Product Type | RV Electric Tongue Jack Cover |
| Material | 600D Polyester Oxford Fabric |
| Waterproofing | Waterproof fabric with PU-sealed internal seams |
| Closure | Dual adjustable drawstrings with barrel cord locks |
| Chain Holders | 2 metal D-rings on a sewn-in webbing strap |
| Dimensions | 14″ H × 10″ L × 5″ W (35.6 × 25.4 × 12.7 cm) |
| Color | Black |
| Fits | Most RV electric tongue jacks |
| Best For | Year-round outdoor parking and winter storage |
| Package Includes | 1 × Jack Cover |
QUICK ANSWERS BEFORE YOU ORDER
Frequently Asked Questions
It's designed for most RV electric tongue jacks. Compare your jack head's height, length and width with 14″ × 10″ × 5″. Not sure? Send us a photo and we'll help you check.
Yes. The cover is made from waterproof 600D polyester Oxford fabric, and the internal seams are sealed with PU tape so water can't wick through the stitching.
Yes. Snowmelt runs off the fabric instead of soaking into the switch panel. Brush off heavy buildup before you operate the jack.
Drawstrings with cord locks on both sides cinch the hem snug around the jack tube, so it stays put on gusty days.
No. The fabric resists fading and won't discolor a white power jack head.
We recommend taking it off before you tow and stowing it in a storage bay. Always connect your safety chains to the tow vehicle before towing.
They hold your safety chains up and out of the mud while you're parked. They're for chain storage only, never for towing or lifting.
On many setups, yes. There's room to tuck the plug under the cover so it stays dry too.
Rinse it with water and mild soap, then let it air dry. Skip the bleach and the dryer.
1 × RV electric tongue jack cover with built-in D-rings and dual drawstrings.
Reach out within 30 days and we'll make it right with an exchange or a refund.
WINTER IS ON THE WAY
Cover It Before
the First Snow. ❄️
Protect the jack that levels your camp and hitches your trip, for a fraction of what a replacement costs.
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