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Once parked, nobody wants that annoying side-to-side sway when you step inside. This scissor stabilizer jack keeps your trailer rock solid with a 5,000-lb capacity. It adjusts anywhere from 4-1/4" collapsed up to 30" extended, so you can take the shake out of your setup on uneven ground or during loading and unloading.
You can feel the strength when you bolt this jack on. The heavy-gauge steel construction is made for durability and long-term use, while the black powder coat finish protects it from rust and corrosion. It’s a solid, dependable upgrade over worn or weaker factory jacks that bend or seize after a few seasons.
Soft campsite soil or gravel pads can make some jacks sink or lean. The wide bow-tie base on this design spreads weight evenly, keeping it steady even on less-than-ideal surfaces. Once it’s down, the whole trailer feels firm and grounded so you can move around without rocking.
If your old stabilizers are tired or damaged, this one bolts right in place. The mounting pattern and overall dimensions follow industry standards, so installation is simple and quick with standard hardware. It’s a clean replacement for most setups using manual scissor jacks—just bolt it on and you’re ready to level out again.
This jack is designed to stabilize a portion of your trailer's weight, not to support the full GVWR of your trailer. Do not use this jack to lift your trailer or RV. Doing so will exceed the capacity of the jack.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Brooke M.
5/13/2025
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Jts
7/13/2021
Excellent
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Tom H.
2/7/2020
One year later and teh jack is still working great! Its important to keep it lubricated as well!