THE JACK & DRILL TOP WIND IS FINALLY HERE!!!

As of February 18, 2026, the long awaited Jack & Drill Top Wind is now in stock and available for purchase

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Jack And Drill Top-Wind - Drill To Trailer Jack Adapter For Top Wind Trailer Jacks

$17.00 USD
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Jack And Drill - Drill To Trailer Jack Adapter

$32.00 USD
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Multiple Options For Different Jack Styles

Recommended Drills

We recommend using the Jack & Drill with the Dewalt DCD1007 or the Milwaukee M18 Fuel. This is due to their high torque ratings and anti-rotation feature, which prevents kickback.

Drill Settings

Using the proper settings is just as important (or more) as using the right drill.

Make sure your drill is set to gear 1. This provides the highest torque and slowest speed.

In addition, ensure that the dial is turned to where the drill symbol lines up with the arrow. This disables the clutch.

Install & Operation Instructions

For The Original Jack & Drill (heavy-duty jacks with 1" drive shaft)

  1. Remove the handle from the jack.
  2. Slide the Jack & Drill onto the 1” shaft and secure using the pin and R-clip
  3. Attach the drill using a ½” socket adapter or a 1” socket.
  4. Set the drill to the lowest speed/highest torque setting. (see picture above)
  5. Depress the throttle slightly until the jack begins to move. If the jack is moving in the wrong direction, reverse the direction on your drill.
  6. Release the throttle before fully extending or retracting the jack.

For The Jack & Drill Top Wind

  1. Remove the handle from the jack.
  2. Slide the Jack & Drill onto the 1/2” shaft and secure using the bolt and lock nut.
    IMPORTANT: Make sure the nut is tightened all the way.
  3. Attach the drill using a ½” socket adapter.
  4. Set the drill to the lowest speed/highest torque setting. (see picture above)
  5. Depress the throttle slightly until the jack begins to move. If the jack is moving in the wrong direction, reverse the direction on your drill.
  6. Release the throttle before fully extending or retracting the jack.

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