Hey Glen, great question, and you’re not alone! A lot of seasoned RVers like you are ready to stop hauling around makeshift wooden blocks to level out the RV. The SnapPad StakPad blocks # SN64VR (white) and # SN74VR (black) are rated for up to 40,000 lbs per pad when used on level, solid ground—plenty of muscle for your Bounder and then some. They’re molded from dense recycled rubber that won’t chip, split, or swell up like old 2x8s in the rain.
We’ve had neighbors using these on Class... view full answer...
Hello John, thanks for reaching out. The Ultra-Fab Deluxe Electric Landing Gear Set # UF17-943010 you were looking at is 36" tall retracted and it has 38" or total travel. So this can extend to between 48" and 50" if that is what you are looking for. If you are looking for something with 48"-50" of total travel, I am afraid we do not have anything that large. The # UF17-943010 with 38" of travel is the most available for an electric jack.
If you need the jack to cover more space, think... view full answer...
Hey there Nate, yes, the Weigh Safe Flap Jack Folding RV Stabilizing Block - 8" Tall - 6K # WS63ER will work great for your 2019 Grand Design Momentum 397TH that you say weighs 20,000lbs. The tongue weight / pin weight according to my sources should be around 3,500-45,00lbs at most. Each block is rated to 6k, and you'll actually have 2 up front sharing that weight, so you'll be fine there. Then the landing gear jacks only help to level and stabilize the RV, and you won't be anywhere close... view full answer...
Hello Roger,
For your Thor Axis, a really solid and budget-friendly way to get true leveling without jumping into a hydraulic system is to go with manual scissor jacks. Two great options available are the etrailer Scissor Stabilizer Jacks w/ Handle and Drill Adapter - 24" Lift - 30,000 lbs - Qty 4 # e74RV, and the Leveling Scissor Jack Set - 24" Lift - 10,000 lbs - QTY 2 # JSC-24. Both are compact, heavy-duty, and offer up to 24 inches of lift, which is more than enough to raise the front... view full answer...
Hello Layne, great question. The Weigh Safe Flap Jack Folding RV Stabilizing Block - 8" Tall - 6K # WS63ER will work for all of what you asked about - trailer tongue jacks, leveling jacks, scissor jacks. As long as your jack foot fits in the Flap Jack's surface area of 9-1/2" by 8-3/8", you'll be fine! Also make sure you aren't putting more than 6,000lbs on it. I doubt you'd go over since this is such a high capacity.
These are available in quantity of 1 # WS63ER , 2 # WS78ER, and 4 # WS88ER. view full answer...
Hey Robert, we have stackable leveling blocks like the Stackers part # A10-0918 which would work great for your Tiffin Phaeton. This part number comes with a set of 10 blocks that are 1-3/8 inches thick. These can be used with your leveling jacks as well. view full answer...
Hey Greg,
Yep, if you'd like you can use the 10,000 lb Leveling Scissor Jack Set # JSC-24 to help level your 8,500 lb trailer instead of wheel ramps or blocks. view full answer...
Hi Ryan; you can place a block under the BTBRV Tongue Weight Scale # BTBRV44FR if you need to. Just make sure the block and scale are on level ground. You will also want to chock the wheels of your trailer to keep it stable. view full answer...
Hello Stacy. The Camco Trailer Tongue Jack Stand # CAM44635 is really designed to be used only on flat, level ground. If you plan to be parked on an angle, you may want to go with a jack stand with a wider base. The Stromberg Carlson Base Pad Peak for Tongue and Stabilizer Jacks # SC86MR is a good option for this, or the Ultra-Fab Leveling Blocks # UF48-979052 will also work well. view full answer...
Hey Erik, all of the MORryde StepAbove RV steps use the same adjustable legs part # MR36DR so there isn't a longer version available to give you more adjustability there. Do you know which step you have currently and your threshold height? I can see if there's a better option than what you have now. view full answer...
Good morning Jess. The Weigh Safe Flap Jack Folding RV Stabilizing Block - 8" Tall - 6k # WS63ER is just the jack block itself, whereas the Weigh Safe Flap Jack Collapsible Trailer Jack Support and Shoe Scraper w/ Storage Bag # WS48ER is the jack along with a shoe scraper # WS98ER to keep the entry way of your camper/RV clean.
Both kits come with carrying bags and are rated for 6,000lbs. view full answer...
Yes, it is! The white fade of the Replacement 14'1" Fabric for 15' RV Awning item # LCV000334385 blocks light just as well as the Black Fade item # LCV000334383. view full answer...
Hey Mac! If you're using 2x4's the tallest option I have for you is the Ultra-Fab Leveling Blocks item # UF48-979052 that you were looking at. They're 1-3/8" tall and you're going to be limited to stacking them five high. This will give you just below 7" of lift and will be pretty sturdy compared to the wood you're using.
How tall are the boards combined that you are currently using? view full answer...
Hey there Leighanne, that's a great question. Luckily, the Weigh Safe Flap Jack Folding RV Stabilizing Block # WS63ER does not have any stipulations as far as long term storage goes. They hold up well in the weather and elements, and have a weight rating of 6,000lbs which is enough for most heavy 5th wheels, campers, and trailers etc.
These are also available in 2 packs # WS78ER and 4 packs # WS88ER . view full answer...
Hey Levi, for your 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 LT I recommend going with the Timbren Suspension Enhancement System # T28MR.
These springs require no maintenance, has an easy install with no air lines necessary, and is great for consistent loads, like your trailer. Timbren does also offer a spacer kit # A25723-90AH00 which you can stack two to cover distance of the 2" block in the rear.
Let me know if there is anything else I can do for you, please feel free to let me know! view full answer...
Hello Tom,
Congrats on the new 2025 heartland corterra 3.0 5th wheel, what is your favorite feature?
I cannot find the exact weight anywhere for the Stackers StayPut Jack Pads and Leveling Blocks # VAL93MB. I do know that they will be able to handle the weight of your new 5th wheel no problem. We have similar ones the # UF48-979051 and they are rated for 30K. With the design of the Stackers and how they are a little larger they will be able to handle even more weight than that. I reached... view full answer...
Hey Jason,
We do not have any tail lights that install adhesively for this type of application. What you could do is use out part # C53201, which are tail lights usually for a bike rack that blocks a vehicles tail lights. This is going to have an adhesive installation like you are wanting, with the lights being 7" long. You would plug into the included 4 flat harness and then depending on how you are planning to install these you could just cut and splice into the wiring.
It may... view full answer...
Hello Phil. So, yes, the tow bar being out of level can definitely cause the arms to not lock, among other problems. Anything greater than 3" out of level is not recommended for this reason. Fortunately, it sounds like nothing on your etrailer SD Tow Bar # e47ZR was damaged, so once you get your adapter you should be good to go. view full answer...
Hey Les! There's a note in red in the vacuum connection section of installation instructions on the Demco Stay-IN-Play DUO item # DM86VR that addresses your concerns. It states the following:
"If you have an electric brake assist and your vehicle requires the battery to be disconnected, leave the vacuum line and check valve open to atmosphere. If you have electric brake assist and the battery remains connected, remove the check valve, and turn it around or block off the vacuum check valve."
You'll... view full answer...
Hey Dane. I don't have a parts list for what's on your Grand Design Solitude but if you have the Lippert Level-Up RV Leveling System with an outside control panel then yes it is.
The Replacement Quick Level Touch Panel for Lippert Components Level-Up Hydraulic Leveling System item # LC74FR is the correct outside panel replacement for the Level-up system if it has an outside panel and inside panel.
Do you have two control panels? view full answer...
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