We do carry the 33" Ark Stabilizer Jack that you are looking for with part #ARK77FR. I was able to track down a few drawings that you should find helpful. These are for the 30" #ARK94FR and the 24" #ARK34FR Stabilizer jacks. I'm…
Hello Theresa, Yes, the TorkLift GlowStep Revolution #TLA8002 will work on your 2022 Forest River Aurora 18BHS based on the measurements you provided. Your 24 inch ground clearance is right within the operating range for the 2-step #TLA8002, and the…
We do have motors that you can add to your landing gear. For example, the Landing Gear Set #RVLG-8000 can be operated with the manual crank #RVLG-HDL but you can also add the motor #LC142178 and switch #LG-145236 for effortless operation on your end.…
There are a few things that go into making sure you choose the correct replacement landing gear. First you need to be sure that the landing gear is rated properly. If you check out the weight rating on your current landing gear just make sure the…
Hey Juan! Depending on the jacks you may be able to add a motor like #LC196308 but you have to make sure it is rated for the weight up front (you're probably around 6,000 lbs but could be more). For a complete replacement I recommend the…
Hi Ray! The MORryde GooseTech 5th Wheel to Gooseneck Pin Box for 11.5K to 14K Trailers #MR74MV can definitely be used in a short bed 3/4 ton pickup, like your 2024 Ram 2500. Just be aware that not all trailers have a tapered nose and you may not get…
Hi James; the better option would be the Bulldog #BD500162 you were looking at. You can add the Motor and Switch Kit for Stromberg Carlson Landing Gear #LG-217884 to the Bulldog which will give it the same functionality as the #LG-4 while saving you…
Hey Keith. Both the MORryde Hitch Mounted Stabilizer item #MR22AR and the I-Beam Mounted Stabilizer item #MR96RV are comparable when it comes to the support they provide. If you have the optional 2" hitch, I recommend going with the Hitch…
Hey Cliff, the diameter of the coiled wire rope of the Fastway Breakaway Cable part #FA80-00-2060 that you referenced is 3/16 of an inch. Are you worried it might break?
Hi Mark; the only jack like that is the Lippert Power Stance Electric Trailer Jack #LC89VR but it exceeds the amount you're looking to spend. If you're fine with one that only runs off of the 7-way then I recommend the etrailer Electric…
Aside from the weight capacity of the jacks and their speed, they also have different mounting bracket locations. If you don't mind potentially having someone do some cutting and welding on your trailer then either one will work great for you. If…
Hey Raymond, since the 5k rated etrailer jack part #e55ZV is rated higher than the 3.5k option you also mentioned it will work a little bit quicker since it won't be working quite as hard. With that said it's not a fast jack by any means. It…
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Camper Jacks for steady, easy setup
Set up camp with steady support. Choices range from stabilizer styles that feel more stable than typical scissor jacks to taller options that help on a decline. Electric versions tie into onboard power, lift quickly under load, and offer memory settings or automatic stop. Install with bolt-on brackets or weld-on mounts to suit your trailer or truck camper.
Yes, they can feel cleaner and more stable. Set them on a flat surface to reduce wobble. If the contact point looks narrow for your camper, consider a wider pad or angle iron. Check mounting options and dimensions to match your frame before swapping.
Yes, rear legs can help keep the trailer planted when loading something heavy. Confirm tube sizes; some setups mention 1-1/2 inches OD, so match inner and outer tube sizes carefully. Decide on weld-on or bolt-on channels based on your frame. A good welder can position them for best support at the rear.
Choose a jack with enough lift to match your parking surface and tongue height. A taller jack can compensate for a decline angle and help a boat drain fully after rain storms. Measure your current setup and compare to the jack's extended and retracted lengths. If drawings are offered, review mounting plate and overall dimensions before you buy.
Have proper mounting bolts, flat and lock washers on hand; replacing hardware is good practice. Some swaps are a direct fit using the same bolt holes; verify hole pattern and plate size first. If a bracket is bent, confirm whether replacement brackets are sold separately or if a full leg is required.
Electric jacks can lift quickly and handle several thousand pounds of tongue weight. Plan wiring into your 12V system and have a qualified person connect it. If the stock location blocks your tailgate, look for bolt-on brackets to relocate. Check for features like memory settings and an automatic stop to help prevent over-raising.
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