Most Popular 17 Inch Lift for 2000 Ford Excursion

Works great for a small camper. Easy to adjust and deploy. The stacking and storing is nice. I chose this option because we tow off road a lot and the less attached to the bottom of the camper the better!

These Jack's made both building and positioning my teardrop onto the trailer bed easier. At campsites they easily level the trailer. So yes I'm happy.

Our camper came with stabilizers only in the back. Once we level it we put these under the front corners and it gets rid of any movement in the camper like you get when front is only on tongue jack.

The jacks are good solid all metal construction and the adjusting bolt works well. Best to take a quick look and figure out how much extension you need and just twiddle the nut by fingers until you're close, then set the unit in place and tighten up with the levers. These jacks worked when I was a kid fifty years ago and they are still a great solution to keep the camper trailer steady. I'll use these on the back corners of the trailer and block the wheels. . .on a bigger trailer you'd better get four of them though and support all four corner. Take the screw parts out and stack the bases and they store in very little room.