Trailer Jack Replacement Options

@seajeeper...I like it!  If you can’t lower the water, raise the bridge!  The problem with your solution is my Tacoma tailgate...it just misses the crank handle in the down position as it is. I may also look to see if cutting off 2” will help (it doesn’t look like I can cut more than 1-1/2” before having to cut the outer sleeve of the down-tube... 
 https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/5667/trailer-jack-woes
I couldn’t find the adaptor; NuCamp subs accessories to “All Pro Adventures”...didn’t see anything there.  I did see PopT@B’s posting...but would prefer not to have to remove the jack.
https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/1918/trailer-jack-in-the-way-of-my-tailgate/p1

Very happy with my eTrailer solution!  Went from 4-1/2”+ hanging down to 3/8”.  The top-wind vs. side-wind is also an improvement...if my Tacoma was even slightly turned (and still hitched), the side-wind crank would block my tailgate from coming down all the way.

Story of my life...lesson learned the hard way.  On our first trip out with the new jack, on our way home, stopping by the local dump station, I heard something bottom out.  I got out and shucks (I didn’t say shucks), the brand new jack had wiggled it’s way down, down, down, bottomed out, and bent the bottom tube to the point of being unusable.  Fortunately it didn’t hit the dirt that hard and didn’t rip the whole thing out.  I talked to eTrailer and ordered another jack (figuring they all have this problem...which the manufacturer confirmed).  It’s a little clumsy, but here’s the bungee-cord solution...

@JimEngel...that was plan B! (eTrailer has some nice ones)