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Scissor Stabilizer Jacks w/ Handle - 18-3/4" Lift - 5,000 lbs - Qty 2
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Scissor Stabilizer Jacks w/ Handle - 18-3/4" Lift - 5,000 lbs - Qty 2

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These leveling scissor jacks with a 5,000-lb combined capacity will keep your RV level and stable. They adjust from 5" to 23-3/4" as your application requires. The bow-tie base steadies the jack on soft surfaces. Includes handle. 1-800-940-8924 to order etrailer camper jacks part number TJSCHD-24 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all etrailer products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Scissor Stabilizer Jacks w/ Handle - 18-3/4" Lift - 5,000 lbs - Qty 2. Camper Jacks reviews from real customers.
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Highlights

  • Keeps Your Trailer Steady: Scissor design stabilizes movement for a solid, level campsite feel.
  • Handles Heavy Loads Confidently: 5,000 lb combined capacity (2,500 lbs per jack) supports weight with ease.
  • Levels Fast on Any Ground: 18-3/4" lift range adjusts from 5" to 23-3/4" for setup on uneven terrain.
  • Stays Put on Soft Surfaces: Bow-tie base keeps jacks stable even in dirt or grass.
  • Lasts Through Rough Use: Bearing set and steel construction extend jack life under frequent cranking.
  • Resists Rust Outdoors: Black powder coat finish protects against corrosion from weather exposure.

Features to know about

Keeps Your Trailer Steady: Scissor Design with 5,000-lb Combined Capacity

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.

Levels Easily for Setup or Storage: Adjustable from 5" to 23-3/4"

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.

Stays Put on Soft Ground: Bow-Tie Base for Better Stability

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.

Built to Last Outdoors: Powder-Coated Steel Construction

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.

Easy Mounting Options: Bolt-On Plates with Multiple Holes

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.

Specs

Dimensions

  • Height (Collapsed): 5"
  • Height (Extended): 23-3/4"
  • Lift: 18-3/4"
  • Length: 24-7/8" when fully collapsed
  • Total Length (including nut): 26"
  • Mounting base: 10" long x 3-1/4" wide
  • Mounting holes: 5/8" long x 3/8" wide
  • Round holes: 5/16" diameter

Weight and Capacity

  • Lift capacity: 5,000 lbs
  • Per jack capacity: 2,500 lbs per jack

Quantity

  • Included: 2 jacks

Note

  • This jack set is 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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Ratings & Reviews

4.8

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These leveling scissor jacks with a 5,000-lb combined capacity will keep your RV level and stable. They adjust from 5" to 23-3/4" as your application requires. The bow-tie base steadies the jack on soft surfaces. Includes handle.

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We bought this "universal" set for our R-pod. We had to do a lot of retro-fitting to get them to work. They are probably too large for smaller trailers, but I think the quality is fine.



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I am completely satisfied with these. Easy to install and much stronger that the original that came with the trailer.

My only issue is a different style of wrench is needed than my 3 originals so I need to carry two wrenches.



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Ordered stabilizers for my travel trailer. Very happy with the quality of the stabilizers and received the order on the day promised.



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Received notice of shipping an hour after ordering and after delivery I installed the next day and that was very easy ,just unbolt old stabilizers and install new since bolt holes lined up perfectly. New ones are better than original.Very pleased with purchase.



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great price shipping was fast
Thank
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James R.

3/10/2018

the jacks work much better



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Very pleased. I was replacing 2 stabilizing jacks on camper because feet on old ones rusted and I could not find just feet. Ended up getting 4 because of price and put order over free shipping threshold. Jacks arrived in a very timely manner. Put them on the day I received them. They work perfectly. Thanks. Dennis



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They work just as you would expect. Why not 5 stars? It has to do with the crank handle offset. It is too big. If the jack is completely collapsed then the crank offset hits the ground. You have to extend the jacks a far amount before the offset does not hit the ground while turning.



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We installed these jacks on an older travel trailer that had been using only jack stands for stabilizing. These were simple to install and operate flawlessly.



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Product wasn't as strong as I thought it would be. Trailer isn't as steady as I'd like it to be.

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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?



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Absolutely a breeze to replace the old jacks. They hold the trailer up with ease.



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Product arrived as promised, on time and in excellent condition. I am eighty years young and I have a tough time mounting my luggage rack to my Honda C RV trailer hitch receiver. Thus the need for the scissor stabilizer jacks. I mounted 1 each on the left and right side of the luggage rack, then with the ultra-fab stackable stabilizers, I use at the front under the rack tongue, the other under the back of the rack. Now, when I am ready to load or unload the rack I simply use my 14 volt drill motor with the ultra-fab speed socket power drill adapter to raise or lower the rack to the receiver height and just pull it off or push it into the receiver. Over-kill? Yes. But it serves my needs! The jack handle works great too, but that's work and I'm not used to it. All is well.



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As always this product from etrailer was as good as expected. I have a 2015 Jayco 1209 SC Tent Trailer and the jacks that came with it folded like paper when I went to stabilize the trailer (I did not attempt to use them for leveling). I ordered these from etrailer and they came quickly and were perfect. They self tapped onto the frame of the trailer easily and when I used them they leveled the trailer out and stabilized it with such ease.

I would also like to note that even though I can buy trailer products in Canada, when I really need something I need to be a sure thing I always go to etrailer and I am yet to be disappointed.



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Been a year and they work as they are designed. Much better quality than the ones that came on my camper. Easy to install. Going to replace the others over time.



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These stabilizers are much better built that the ones that came on the trailer. The lift components are sturdy and the screw shaft is bigger diameter.

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Jerry

10/29/2024

Still working well with no issues.



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Much better quality than original ones that came with camper.



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The stabilizer was better quality than the ones on the trailer. Fast service



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After a year they still work great

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Scott

10/5/2025

After a year they still work well



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Got our RV out this past week and put the scissor jacks to work. I did not bolt the units to the undercarriage of our RV because it does not have significant ground clearance. Once parked, I placed them under our RV (24' Sprinter Class-C), and they worked great for some additional leveling and stability. Which stopped all rocking motion while moving around in the unit.

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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.



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They are great quality but it would help better if they had self tappers so you don’t have to stop and go searching for the right screws.



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Product came when it was suppose to was not difficult to put on the frame You must realize I am a 74 yr old woman and did this by myself. The shocks were for the front of my trailer.



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Product was just as advertised. Saved hundreds by doing it myself, after talking to Dawn before purchase and watching a video.



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Great product and price. We replaced both our stabilizer on the back of the trailer and this product stop the rocking motion we had with the lighter weight stabilizers.
Smooth ordering and fast delivery made it even better.

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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.



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one of the jacks was very hard to crank up. The other operated as it should. Could see any reason except maybe badly cut threads on the threaded rod rod



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Initial reaction is that this is a great, high-quality product. Only took me 1-1/2 hours to install two (both on the door-side) that had been damaged. Would've been even faster but I needed to modify the bracket that bolts onto the frame for the rear stabilizer. BTW, the two stabilizers had to be replaced because, as a first-time trailer owner, the dealership never told me to NEVER USE YOUR STABILIZERS TO LEVEL YOUR TRAILER! I hope to save at least one other person the hassle and expense of having to replace your stabilizers because you didn't know any better--I know now and will never forget! At least the new stabilizers are higher quality and really weren't difficult to switch out.

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Daniel P.

12/22/2021

Still as happy with the product today as I was the day I installed them.



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I purchased 4 of these jacks before our trip from California to South Carolina. At this point, we are 6 weeks into an 8 week trip. We have used these extensively; they are strong and reliable. I have no reservations on ordering anything from etrailer.


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