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Nothing ruins a campsite setup faster than a trailer that rocks every time you move. These scissor stabilizer jacks lock things down with a combined 5,000-lb capacity (2,500 lbs per jack). Once in place, they keep your setup solid and reduce sway so everything inside feels steady. The simple screw adjustment lets you dial in the support right where you need it.
Whether you’re parked on uneven ground or setting up for winter storage, these jacks adjust from 5" collapsed height to 23-3/4" extended height. That gives you an 18-3/4" lift range to level your trailer and keep weight evenly distributed. The hand crank handles smooth, precise turns so you can make quick adjustments without any special tools.
Soft soil and gravel can make ordinary jacks sink or tilt, but the bow-tie base on these stabilizers spreads the load for a firmer hold. The wide stance keeps everything balanced even when the ground isn’t perfect. It’s a simple design that makes a big difference when you’re camping off the pavement.
Rain, road grime, and long storage seasons can take their toll on metal parts. These steel jacks are finished with a black powder coat that resists corrosion and helps them look good after years of use. The bearing set on the crank side extends life by reducing wear each time you raise or lower the jack.
Each jack includes an 8-hole top plate that gives you flexibility during installation. The mounting base measures 10" long x 3-1/4" wide with slotted and round holes—5/8" x 3/8" slots and 5/16"-diameter rounds—so you can line up with existing hardware or weld them in place if needed. A handle is included to get you set up right out of the box.
Ratings & Reviews

Mel
8/7/2025
The stabilizers jacks have been our favorite upgrade so far. They are so much better than the previous pair, both in functionality and performance.

Garys_nc
8/14/2022
The scissor jacks still working great. I put a little white grease on the threads every now then just to keep them lubed.

Scott
10/5/2025
After a year they still work well

Kate F.
8/31/2026
I am sorry to hear this David. What kind of weight are trying to support? Are you trying to lift at all to make it level?

Jerry
10/29/2024
Still working well with no issues.

James R.
3/10/2018
the jacks work much better
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Daniel P.
12/22/2021
Still as happy with the product today as I was the day I installed them.