Stromberg Carlson RV Jack Pads for Equalizer Systems - 11-1/2" Round Jack Feet - Qty 2

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Hi, everybody. Andy here with etrailer.com. And today, we're gonna take a look at the Stromberg Carlson RV jack pads for equalizer systems. These rubber pads are going to snap onto your RV's equalizer system's leveling jacks 11 1/2 inch round feet to make leveling faster and easier. They're going to eliminate the need to crawl under your motorhome or travel trailer to position plastic pads or wood blocks. Now, we do offer these in several different sets.

So, on your screen, I am listing these sets that we have of these jack pads. On my table before me, I have the set of two, but we also offer these as a set of four and a set of six. So, whichever set will work best for you, you can just take the associated item number there that you see there on your screen and put it in the search field of our website, and it will take you to that set that you are looking for. So, one of the main benefits of these pads is that they are going to increase the surface area of your leveling jack's feet, giving you added support for your motorhome, preventing it from sinking into soft ground unlike the smaller metal feet. But some additional benefits that these pads will give you is they will grip uneven terrain and prevent the metal jack feet from rusting or bending.

They will serve as a cushion so the metal jack feet won't crack or chip your driveway. They will protect the feet from rocks and roots. They will help dampen the vibration from inside your motorhome that could cause shifting. And there's not going to be any need to carry other jack pads or blocks around with you since these will always be installed. So, these are made here in the USA of molded, heavy-duty EPDM rubber.

They're not made of crumb rubber that's glued together. So again, these are heavy-duty, very robust, and four pads can support a coach up to 100,000 pounds. These also have a built-in drain that's going to release moisture to prevent your jack feet from corroding. So, this is going to be a relatively easy install. And first, you'll want to lower the legs slightly to allow more room to pry with the screwdriver.

And to minimize future maintenance issues with your jack foot due to rust, seal preexisting scratches with a coat of paint before installing the pad. So then you're going to insert a screwdriver from the pad's open end and slide toward the front between the pad and foot. And then push the screwdriver backward to stretch the pad, bringing the front edge up and over your foot. And then reinsert the screwdriver from the pads open end and pull forward to bring the back edge up on the foot. After installation, these are going to stay attached but it can be removed and reinstalled if necessary. So, let me go ahead and leave you with some dimensions here. I wanna give you the measurement first of all of the overall diameter. So, the widest point here is right here at the base obviously. So, the overall diameter, we are sitting right at 13 1/2 inches. And then the overall height, we are sitting right at two inches. And again, this is going to fit your metal jack feet that are 11 1/2 inches round. And that's going to conclude our look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.