You just backed your rig in, it's hot, and you aren't in the mood to crawl around in the gravel. Sound familiar? Skip the jack-lugging and crank-crawling. Grab your drill and drop both legs from one side before your drink has time to sweat.
The last thing you want is to crank jacks or mess with wiring. This stabilizer gives you powered control without tapping into your RV's battery or installing switches. If you've got a non-impact cordless drill, you're already set. Just pop on the included socket-bit, pull the trigger, and drop the legs. You'll be done before your neighbor two sites over finishes cranking theirs.
You just backed into your site and the sun's doing that low-angle glare thing. Do you really want to crawl back and forth under the trailer? Didn't think so. This jack lets you extend both legs from one side. Start by running the drill to lower the leg closest to you. Then, while the drill's still spinning, just nudge the shaft toward the center of the trailer to shift power to the other side. You'll have it stable before the camp chairs are out of the bag.
The stabilizer doesn't come with hardware, but the install's straightforward. You'll need four 1/2"-13 bolts, about 2 to 3" long, plus lock washers and nuts. Grade 5 or 8 hardware works great. The mounting brackets bolt directly to your trailer's frame and are designed to fit most trailer widths. Once they're in place, the stabilizer is ready to go.
If your drill battery dies or you forget it at home, the included hand crank gets the job done. It's not as fast, but it's reliable when you need it.
Hey guys, we’re James and Kestra with the Boundless Bronnekes on youtube, and if the last thing you want to do is crawl under there and crank jacks by hand, this one’s for you. We just installed the Trailer Valet Drill-Powered Stabilizer TV68FR and it’s been awesome. The install was really simple, we grabbed hardware from Home Depot, used a non-impact drill, Loctite, and made sure it was perfectly level. It doesn’t come with hardware, but honestly, this project gave me an excuse to buy a brand-new power drill, so no complaints there. The frame adjustment ran from about 68½ inches up to 76¾, which fit our trailer perfectly. What we love most is how you can drop both legs from one side just push in to lower the far leg and pull back for the near one, no more crawling around. Once bolted down, our trailer felt rock solid, even with our rear kitchen that likes to bounce. Add in the wrinkle-black powder coat, and it looks factory-installed. If you’re looking for a quick, drill-powered RV stabilizer that makes setup faster and easier, this is it.
The jack is very solid and well built. It came with no instructions and no hardware. I had to go to the website to learn how to work it. Once I got that far I figured out the rest.
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