These 2 leveling scissor jacks with a combined 10,000-lb capacity each will keep your RV level and stable. Each adjusts from 4" to 24" inches as your situation requires, and the bow-tie base steadies the jack on soft surfaces.
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Note: These jacks are designed to stabilize a portion of your trailer's weight, not to support the full GVWR of your trailer. Do not use these jacks to lift your trailer or RV. Doing so will exceed the capacity of the jacks.
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Speaker 1: Today you'll be getting a look at and seeing how to install the Stromberg Carlson Leveling Scissor Jack Set, with a quantity of two, part number JSC-24. They're also available in a quantity of one, with part number JSC-24-IND.You can bet on this pair of jacks. These scissor jacks from Stromberg Carlson are great for stabilizing and leveling your camper. As you can see, if your trailer is out of level, you can use your scissor jacks to level it. Check it out. Much better.
As you can see, without your scissor jacks engaged, there's a lot of movement in your trailer. With your scissor jacks engaged, all that extra movement is gone. They're adjustable between four and 24 inches and they have a 5000 pound weight capacity per jack. You can easily raise and lower them with the included crank handle. It's going to work out great on most surfaces.
As you can see, we're on concrete here. The bow-tie base is going to keep it steady even on soft surfaces.They're a bolt-on or weld-on installation. We'll go ahead and show you how to bolt them on now. Here you can see our old rusted out stabilizer jack. It's bent.
We're going to be replacing it. I've gone ahead and removed the old stabilizer. Let's bring in our new one. With our new one, you can see it's got multiple mounting locations. It's completely universal.
Now, you may or not be able to use your same mounting holes and locations. What you need to do is hold it up and figure out where it's going to work best. Now, once you've found a good location to install your stabilizer jack, you want to be sure that you can still easily access your drive nut, which is going to raise and lower your stabilizer jack.You'll want to raise your jack up to where it's making contact with your frame where you want to install it. Then you can mark your holes. Now, there are six holes on each side. I'm only going to be using four total, two on each side. You can use whichever holes work out best for you. Once you've got your holes marked, go ahead and move the jack out of the way, and then you can begin drilling out your holes. I'm going to be drilling out quarter-inch holes. If you'd like to, you can use a pilot bit and then drill out your final size. All right. With all those drilled out, you can go ahead and install your stabilizer jack. You will have to provide your own hardware.I'm just using some quarter-inch bolts with some flat washers and lock nuts. Now you can bring your jack back in and align your holes. Now you'll just loosely install all your hardware. Now we can tighten up our hardware. Now you can raise up your jack and it's ready for when you need it. That's going to complete your look at the Stromberg Carlson Leveling Scissor Jack set.
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (258 Customer Reviews)
These 2 leveling scissor jacks with a combined 10,000-lb capacity each will keep your RV level and stable. Each adjusts from 4" to 24" inches as your situation requires, and the bow-tie base steadies the jack on soft surfaces.
I installed the 4 jacks on my 32' camper to level the camper. I am very pleased to how well they work. But I would caution that you use them to stabilize and not to jack the camper completely off the ground as this puts a bind on the camper causing the doors to not close properly. When used for stabilization, they work very well. It's a lot more convenient then using boards under the tires to level. I purchased an impact driver at Harbor Freight with a socket adapter to operate the jacks. Now it takes minutes instead of 30 minutes to get setup.
These are great. Awesome lifting range and very durable. Even used one to lift a trailer to change a tire.
Love Jacks Installing soon but wish nuts and blots were included.
We needed good jacks for camping off road areas that are not very level. These jacks were a huge improvement from the ones that came with the camper.
PLEASE, do yourself a favor and DO NOT buy these jacks... These are cheap Chinese crap. I'm not really sure what they think there good for ie; don't Jack a frame or axle. WTF? Right out of the box they are a good looking piece of equipment. Don't be fooled. These Jack are incapable of lifting 50% of stated load. And quite frankly, etrailer customer service was rude when contacted. Don't say nobody warned you!
Mike L - 07/01/2019Installation was easy. Parts are good quality. These don't come with the bolts. I had to drill new holes since the old ones didn't line up.
We bought these to put on our vintage 1948 Spartan Manor travel trailer, the old fashion type are cool, but as we are getting older we are getting tired of climbing under the rig to put them up. These scissor jacks are awesome!! They mounted beautifully and look really nice. We are very pleased with their quality and ease of use.
Sue R - 09/03/2017Received shipment next day after ordering...no added charges. Shipping package arrived in excellent condition. Scissor jacks look good and work smoothly.
I've bought a few times through etrailer and have been satisfied with their service. Quick delivery, and great prices. I bought trailer tires and jack stabilizers.
Dan B - 08/01/2016The rear OEM stabilizer jacks on our trailer were nothing but rust after just 5 years. They had never worked well, either, so I was happy to replace them with heavier Stromberg-Carlson jacks. Etrailer had the replacements in shipment the same day I ordered them, and they arrived quickly and in perfect condition. Removing the old jacks took a bit of work, but replacing them was quite fast and easy. It was easy to tell by weight and feel that I was using a far superior product, and although they haven't been field tested yet, I'm sure that they'll do a better job for a much longer time than the OEM equipment.
Great heavy duty replacement for OEM stabilizer jacks. Easy to install. Had to drill a couple of new hole in the frame, but I don't think that is unusual. Used self tapping screws. Excellent product.
Bob C - 09/06/2017
The jacks have held up wonderfully. Just quick degrease this spring and the worked like they did when installed.
Good product. This scissor jack is rated at twice what my original jacks are and there is certainly a difference in stability and quality. I had to drill new holes on my frame to mount them. Used 3/8” self drilling screws on an 11/32” hole. All on all, very satisfied with both the product and the customer service I received from etrailer!
It was time to replace existing jack's on my travel trailer and these did the trick. They were as described in the ad, fit perfect and are sturdy.
THE STROMBERG CARLSON JACKS ARE WHAT I WANTED. THE COGS ON THE JACK ARE MADE BY WELDING TWO FLAT STAMPED METAL PARTS TOGETHER. THIS MAKE THE JACK MUCH MORE STURDY AND LESS PRONE TO TWISTING WHEN SET ON UNEVEN GROUND.
MICHAEL A - 08/04/2016
These jacks worked out great. Replace old single foot OEM jacks that kept benting on a 2005 Outback trailer after flipping the axles for better ground clearance. Would recommend these to anyone looking for a solid jack.
Would recommend upgrading your factory jack to this Leveling Scissor Jack set. Much easier to level trailer and more durable then factory jack. Quick Shipment and easy install had us back camping quickly. Thank You etrailer. Great company, great product.
Product works as it should after being fixed. For the money, this jack set should be a simple bolt on, no hassle installation. For example, the bolts at the pivot points were so loose the jack would have fallen off the trailer before arriving at my destination. The crank is about worthless-the jack has a 19mm-3/4" 6-point head, but the jack handle has a 12 point drive socket (why is beyond logic), that as best I can determine, is somewhere around 20mm or so. Unless I hold the crank at an angle, the socket head merely spins on the jack's adjustment nut. Had to weld a 19mm 6-point socket onto the crank to make it work properly.
Pair of these welded on the rear of my trailer - handiest way ever of leveling the trailer whenever its detached from the tow vehicle in a paddock for a race weekend.
Direct bolt up. Better than factoty equ iped
NOTHING MAKES ME MORE HAPPY THAN WHEN I ORDER THINGS FROM A COMPANY ON THE INTERNET AND THEY ARRIVE FAST. THE JACKS I BOUGHT WORK VERY SMOOTHLY. I ONLY NEEDED THE JACKS BUT THEY CAME WITH THE TURN HANDLE AS WELL. REPLACED THE CRUSHED JACKS ON MY TOY HAULER WITH THESE.
Although these are sharp, heavy items, they were well packaged and delivered in perfect shape along with some smaller items. They are a perfect fit and direct replacement for the ones that came on the trailer...(which I dragged and bent). Four bolts per and I am good to go!
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