Heavy-duty jacks stabilize your lightweight cargo or camper trailer. Legs telescope to the ground when you release the lever. Jacks swing up for storage. With 7" of drop leg travel, these jacks have an extended height of 22-1/4".
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Note: These jacks are 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.
These stabilizer jacks are handy for leveling or stabilizing lightweight trailers. Support the front of your cargo trailer so you can load it or unload it without the trailer rocking or tipping. Or level your pop-up for a night at the campground.
Average Customer Rating: 4.6 out of 5 stars (78 Customer Reviews)
I used these to replace the old screw jack stabilizers on our Hunter Compact II. We needed the extra length. The installation required drilling holes in the front angle iron - a template would have been helpful but I just made mine own so no real problem. We used 1/2 blots with nuts and lock washers. Everything seems okay!
I mounted 4 of these telescoping jacks on two folding ramps on my utility trailer. All 4 will not hold their position. I use the supplied silver rods to hold the jacks in the necessary height for the ramps to be level.
Etrailer is the only one that had this longer size (22.25”) stab Jack for my travel trailer that sits fairly high of the ground. These are identical to my original stabilizers. They are made of the same thickness steel and were easy to install. They were delivered in just a few days. I have purchased a number of items from Trailer over the years and have always been completely satisfied with the service and product quality.
I did send in pictures of this set up on my trailer. I really like these for supporting the rear of the trailer when it is not hooked to my truck. If they were a little shorter when retracted they would be better for me. When the trailer is on the hitch, and the front is elevated, the legs won't flip down as they are a bit too long.
This length of stabilizer is hard to find — a perfect replacement for my 2011 16’ Scamp camper. Delivered lightening fast and just as promised!
The stabilizing jacks are perfect for our Off Road Square Drop camper. It took us a minute to figure out how we were going to mount them because we didn’t have the ability to weld them to the frame. We drilled into the frame and installed Rivet Nuts. If you choose this route, make sure the Rivet Nuts aren’t too small. It worked out perfect for us. We’ll let you know if there’s a problem using this method once we get back from our cross country trip.
Shipping was very fast as always
Have not installed will work for my needs
The legs are less rigid side-to-side than I expected. It accomplishes the basic purposes of holding the tongue up and preventing the trailer from tipping backward when you lean on it, but it doesn't prevent sway when you lean against the trailer. I probably need some chocks on the wheels. If that doesn't do the trick, I'll probably by a real trailer jack for the front and reposition these jacks to the back corners.
Very nicely manufactured and easy to put together. All the pre-drilled holes were nice and clean and lined up perfectly. The AL construction makes it nice and light.
Also the etrailer website is very easy to use and they supply fast shipping.
I chose these over the shorter drop leg stabilizers and overall functionality is what I was expecting, the quality of the finish is not. The paint on expanding inside leg is scraping right off... clearly the manufacturing cheaped out, looks like a "rattle can special" paint job... I mean c'mon, 5 minutes out of the box and just me testing the product has it looking like it's had years of use. (see pics)
Now I have to figure out if this is something I can live with looking at or if I am sending back. I'm leaning toward returning these because I'm worried they are just going to rust where the scrapes continue to remove paint.
Product came as ordered and ahead of schedule! Using on a camp trailer we put together as leveling feet when I disconnect from the Jeep
We needed additional stability in our older, bouncy Scamp trailer. We added two legs to the front & these worked great!
Great sturdy product. Excellent replacement for cheap factory screw jacks
Works as advertised and does the job!
Great product
Easy order, fast shipping and works as advertised.
Great quality for the price
Working on an Off-Road/Expedition Trailer and needed the extra height that these provided. Perfect fit and excellent quality product . Shipping and packaging was right up there with the best I’ve experienced. Thanks!
Works great and easy to install.
Fabulous. I added these to the rear of my MAXD car hauler so that when I load my car that the rear doesn't drop down. I welded them to the end, horizontal. It worked perfectly!
Sturdy yet minimal weight. Easy to mount. Can mark where to drill using legs as a template (as opposed to making one yourself). Operates as they should and stay in the stowed position even on rough PA roads! Supports the rear of my two place Legend snowmobile trailer so that I can move the sleds on and off without fear of the trailer tipping, creeping or lifting in the front. I still chock the wheels as that is in my nature to do.
I used these to stabilize the rear of my snowmobile trailer while loading and unloading when not hooked to the truck. They work well but I did have to fabricate mounts to make them work for my particular application. I am satisfied with this purchase and etrailer.com's service.
I bought these for rear supports on my army jeep trailer that I turned into an offroad trailer, easy to install with two bolts each. Made very well, and they fold down / up quickly with quick releases for the drop down leg. They come with gloss enamel paint, I'm going to spray them with bedliner to match the undercarriage of the trailer.
Always pleased with the products I get from etrailer
Good quality. Good design. Could use improvements. Wish it had bumper material on the bottom of the pad— or some screw holes to make it easy to attach something. The adjustment rod is essential and it would be nice is the body had a holder for the rod instead of storing it separately (but that might be a safety issue since you don’t want loose parts bouncing off a trailer).
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