Most Popular Stabilizer Jack for Jayco Jay Flight Travel Trailer

Got my product when promises. exactly what I ordered ( and on sale too) Alex was great. I WILL BUY HERE AGAIN

Finally got around to installing my PT II Stabilizers 30" front and rear of our 26' Surveyor. Pre - assembled them to make sure they went together ok. Luckily I had two sources for power front & rear which made wiring easy, I used a Buss block to make all positive connections, grounds straight to frame, soldered all connections and heat srinked to seal. Using the 3/8" self tappers was fun.Well got it all together and all works well makes trailer very stable, don't have to worry about scissor jacks collapsing anymore.

Very happy with the quality of this stabilizer jack!! I currently only have the jack installed on one end of our toy hauler and you can feel the difference in how stable the camper is on one end compared to the other end that still has the scissor type jacks. I will definitely be purchasing a second one!!

This product is awesome and has made a substantial difference in the stability of our camper! We have a 32' travel trailer and the factory jacks are sad and could feel every movement of the kids. This has taken away 90% of the movement that we were having before. If you are not handy plan on having someone install this for you. It's not hard to do but if you don't have some tools for the job you will struggle. It took about 4 hours total to install.

One small part was missing from my Ground Control TT. Carol Korren expedited delivery of the missing part and the UPS truck pulled up at the moment I needed the part. Fantastic customer service!

This works great and has been the very best upgrade on any RV/Trailer I have every owned. I will never own another trailer that does not have this.

Works great for a small camper. Easy to adjust and deploy. The stacking and storing is nice. I chose this option because we tow off road a lot and the less attached to the bottom of the camper the better!

These Jack's made both building and positioning my teardrop onto the trailer bed easier. At campsites they easily level the trailer. So yes I'm happy.

One of the best additions to our 5th wheel yet! I added these myself and it was not too hard, but I do have the proper tools. One install issue was around the pushout where I had to modify a bracket(see photos) We did a coast to coast and stayed in a LOT of places. These jacks worked very well as long as I got reasonably level side to side first. A few inches out is fine so most spots were a breeze, a few I needed to be on blocks so the tires did not come off the ground. The phone app is great to see initial level from the drivers seat, but I did most final leveling from the control pad. Overall great product and I recommend them especially if you are setting and breaking camp a lot.

shipped in a timely manner. Easy install wit good instructions. I did have one question about the location of the rear lifts and called the company and we had an answer instantly. Wiring was very easy with good instructions. The system worked on the first try and have had no issues so far. Great system. I was looking at newer campers with auto leveling and about 40 to $50,ooo if I traded my paid for camper in. The cost saved me a lot of money and works as it should and saves my back and a lot of set up time. would and have recommended to others. Thanks.

After the initial installation there was a little confusion about setup I have been very happy with the way it works really simple push one button hit auto levels it's still working well thanks

Let me say this to start, this system is AWESOME!! If you do not have a leveling system on your camper, this one works very , very well. I will say, the install and the learning curve takes time and is not too hard, but it's not super easy either. Once I got the system in place, and understood how to use it, the rest was a piece of cake. Take your time on the install and get help. The parts are robust and heavy, so two people make it much easier. Have sharp drill bits to drill the attachment holes. Wiring is super simple, but take your time and make sure you get all the connections good and tight and secured well with zip ties. The system requires a good strong battery, so make sure your battery is in great shape and you will not have any issues. Get the Lippert app also, it is very helpful. I love it now, when I pull my 2006 Keystone Raptor 5th wheel toy hauler into a campsite, I hit a couple buttons and the longest it has taken to level my unit is 2 minutes and 30 seconds. I love it! It puts the camper at the same level every single time, which is awesome. No guessing, no driving up and down on blocks, just push a button and walk away until the camper is perfect. Would I do this over again you ask? Absolutely. Awesome system!

I mounted this Stabilizers Jacks to the back of a 4x8 utility trailer. I use the trailer to haul my Honda ATV to MotoAmerica motorcycle races. Once the ATV is removed I lower the jacks and mount my tent inside the trailer. These stabilizers allow me to safely move around in the tent without fear of the trailer tipping.

Does not ratchet up, a pin must be manually inserted. It only came with one 6" long pin, which needs to be cut in half to make these stands functional. This is more like a folding jack stand, but the pin is not connected to the stand with a lanyard. I will be cutting the bar in half and welding a washer to hold it in place. I will also need to add a lanyard to it so I don't loose it. I would not recommend this product, but I have not found a better substitute for my application.

I like the jacks,I didn't weld what was told,I drilled holes in the mounting bracket counter sunk for bolts, I drilled and taped holes to screw mounting bracket to frame, then I used brass angle iron to bolt to mounting bracket and trailer frame to make sure all was secure, bolted everything on to frame using stainless steel bolts and the brackets are brass,so noting rust. I fell much more confident on the way I mounted the jacks ratter then welding and have no distortion or messing up the trailer frame. Very happy on how I did it and it works great.

The package arrived very abused. I would advise to ship in another heavy gauge box. Product is solid. I had to modify product with fastener holes to mount, as well as grind to allow bolt clearance.

I received the stabilizer and it sat in the shop for weeks before I was able to inspect it due to outage work. After removing the old stabilizer I opened the package to find it was incorrect. There was no motor,switches, wiring or fuses basically the manual version. After contacting Etrailer and explaining the problem they sent 2 motors, no mounting bolts or all the other electric. Was told it was past the 30 days for shipping proper material,WTF. Extremely disappointed, no more business from me.

Installed on a 2018 E350 Ford Minnie Winnie. The package arrived really beat up but only a single cover was damaged. It was replaced quickly. Nothing was missing. I had to shim it down from the frame about 1.5 inches using a bar of 1.5"x3"x 24" inch aluminum stock on each side. Then it would clear the fuel tank and the gray water. Switches are installed in our garage under the bed. Wiring came from power panel which is fairly close to the switches so it all went fairly well. Wire nuts are not recommended so I had to hunt around to find connectors that would work. I have not used it for camping so do not how well it will work to stabilize the vehicle. We do a lot of boon docking so will have to have some good blocking to level and stabilize. It feels a little better sitting on the street. I do wish there was a lockout for them being raised before moving the vehicle outside of PARK?

The Strong Arm stabilizers have worked great. After locking the stabilizers, the majority of trailer movement from walking around in the trailer has been eliminated. I highly recommend.

These are great and made our small 5th wheel rock solid, I mean night and day compared to just landing gear and rear stabilizers. I did have to do some minor fabrication for both the front and the rear. The front was due to the spare tire being mounted under the front of our rig. Also the instructions really suck as do most Lippert components instructions. Way too many words that don't really seem to be coherent, seems like just a few words and some good quality pictures would be more helpful.

I've installed the Ark Stabilizer Jacks replacing the typical scissor jacks. Love how much cleaner the Arc Jacks look and so far seem much more stable! Going camping this weekend so Im anxious trying them out!

Very quick on delivery time!