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• Replacement Stabilizer Jack for 2021 Jayco Jay Flight SLX 7 174BH
  For a replacement jack for your 2021 Jayco Jay Flight SLX 7 174 BH I recommend the Stabilizer Jack - 6-1/4" Drop Leg Travel - 18" - 650 lbs # TJ01RT. This jack same mounting hole dimensions as your current jack at 3 inches apart on center. It has a 650 lb capacity per jack and extends up to 18". It is also sold as a set of 2 ,including the handle, which would be the # TJ01RT-HD. These would also be a great addition to the front of your travel trailer. I have attached a picture showing...
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• Stabilizer Jack Recommendation for 14 Foot Enclosed Cargo Trailer for Motorcycles
  The stabilizer jack I recommend for your enclosed cargo trailer is the Drop Leg Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT because it will work well to stabilize your trailer for loading and unloading and is easy to engage when needed. The # TJ01RT drop leg stabilizer jack will install on the bottom of your enclosed trailer and can either be welded or bolted onto the trailer. I've attached an installation video for you to see an example of a bolt on installation. Additionally, this jack can support 1,000...
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• Replacement Drop Leg For Stabilizer Jack On 1994 Eagle Trailer
  We offer one replacement drop leg for a Fulton stabilizer jack. If you have a Fulton jack on your trailer this may work well for you. This is part # FSJ40324. I have attached a photo of this drop leg that has the dimensions noted you can check out. You would need to measure the dimensions of the upper leg on your trailer to see if this would be a match. If you find it does not match I recommend replacing it with one of the jacks on the attached product page like the part # TJ01RT-HD....
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• How Does the Domar Stabilizer Jack Operate
  The Domar Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT that you referenced is intended to provide stabilization and support for up to 650 pounds.This jack is not intended to provide lift (as in removing from a coupler), but is intended to stabilize a parked trailer. If your trailer is 1,000 pounds you will want to use at least 2 of these jacks. To raise the jack with the foot in the down position an additional rod is inserted into the jack one hole above where you would like to move the position of the foot,...
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• Availability of a Stabilizer Jack for a 2014 Jayco Pop Up Trailer
  We do carry the Domar stabilizer jack # TJ01RT which has a capacity of 650 pounds. I have attached a couple videos too.
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• Can Stabilizer Jack Be Used For Cargo Trailer Ramp Door
  The Domar Stabilizer Jack, part # TJ01RT, do have a weight capacity of 650 lbs. I spoke with my contact at Domar and they told me that these would be able to handle the 650 lbs at the point they were attached. If you have a lot of weight concentrated in the middle of the tail gate and these stabilizers are placed on the outside corners, the system may fail. Or if you place too much weight on one side of the tail gate versus the other side, you may have some problems. These are available...
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• Inner Tube Dimensions Of The etrailer Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT
  The internal tube (drop leg) of the etrailer Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT is 1-7/16" x 1-1/2".
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• Stabilizer Jack Replacement for 1993 Coleman Pop-Up
  Yes, if you're looking for a stabilizer jack replacement for your Coleman, the # TJ01RT should meet your needs. You may also be interested in # TJ01RT-HD, which includes two jacks as well as a handle.
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• Bolt Size Needed For Mounting An etrailer Stabilizer Jack
  The mounting holes of the Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT are 7/16" in diameter so any bolt 1/32" smaller than that will fit the hole. The length is going to depend on your setup. The bolt thickness can be a bit smaller as long as the head of the bolt covers the 7/16" hole in the mounting plate. For example, you could use the Self-Tapping Screw # FA1131822 if you were just drilling directly into the frame.
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• Stabilizer Jacks Needed for a Military M101 A2 3/4 Ton Cargo Trailer
  When fully extended the Domar Trailer Jack, # TJ01RT, measures 18 inches from top of bracket to bottom of foot. We do not have a jack of similar construction that is longer but there are options. We carry 30 inch tall scissor style stabilizer jacks, # JSC-30 (single) and # JSC-30-IND (pair), that would most likely be a better fit with the 25 inch frame height on your Military M101 A2 trailer. This would most likely be the best option for you. We also have the stabilizer leg, # FSJ20324,...
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• Parked Trailer Stabilizing Scissor Jack Recommendation for 2019 Wildwood FSX 179DBK
  For a non-electric stabilizer jack for your trailer I recommend another set of scissor jacks like the Ultra Fab scissor jack pairs part # UF48-979002 installed on the front of the trailer as well. I prefer these over the swinging jacks you referenced as they provide more support and the ability to fine tune the support better.
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• Ground Clearance Needed for Mounting Stabilizer Jack TJ01RT On an RV
  The retracted height of the stabilizer jack # TJ01RT is 11-1/2 inches. You will need to mount the jack so that you will have at least this amount of clearance on level ground so that the jack can be used in most situations. When the jack is folded, it measures 3-1/2 inches from the top of the mounting bracket down. See the included images for a closer look at the jack in both the retracted and folded positions.
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• Can The Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT Be Used On a Trailer Pulled By a Motorcycle?
  The Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT does have a lift capacity of 650lbs and support capacity of 1,000lbs. Your lightweight trailer you are pulling with your motorcycle will likely be well below these weights making it safe to use. You will need the Handle Rod # SJ-100-HD to make adjustments to the jack.
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• Determining The Correct Replacement Steps And Stabilizer Jacks For A 1998 Jayco Eagle 12UDK
  To replace the entry steps you'll need to measure the mounting bracket width and the entry height. I've attached an article below that will walk you through this process step by step. Once we know the entry height and bracket width we can pick out the correct steps. Pull out steps typically have a bit of give to them so you'll want to pick up a stabilizer like the Solid Stance # LC96BJ or go with TorkLift GlowSteps like part # TLA8102, which have landing gears. As for the stabilizer jack,...
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• In What Direction Should # TJ01RT Trailer Stabilizing Jacks Be Installed
  In a nutshell, you'll want the RAM # TJ01RT stabilizer jack pointed in the direction where you need the stability. If you're needing fore and aft support, then have the stabilizer jack angled toward the front or rear of the trailer. For side to side support, you'll want the jack pointed to one side or the other. The jacks can be bolted or welded into place.
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• Operation Instructions for the Domar Trailer Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT
  I pulled one of these jacks out of inventory and found that instructions are not included with the jack, so I produced a video, see link, showing how to operate the jack.
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• Where To Mount Stabilizer Jacks In the Front Of Winnebago View
  Typically you mount stabilizer jacks like Item # TJ01RT under the corners of your camper. These jacks have a 650-lb capacity, are sold individually, and are designed to keep your camper level and steady. They have a bolt-on or weld-on installation and you will need to use your own hardware to mount them. You will also need a handle rod like Item # SJ-100-HD to easily fine-tune your height. I have attached some videos for you to check out.
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• Are There Instructions For Operating The Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT
  We do have a video which demonstrates how the Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT works. I have linked the video below. It shows pretty well how the stabilizer jack attaches, raises, lowers and folds. We do not have any kind of physical instruction manual we can send, so the video will be the best resource we can offer as far as operation instructions.
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• Are Replacement Parts Available For Welded On Trailer Jacks To Avoid Having To Remove Them
  It's really going to depend on the specific jack if there's the possibility that parts on it can be replaced or if there are even any replacement parts available. For the majority of jacks there will not be replacement parts available and you would need to cut/angle grind the old jack off of the frame and install a new one. The etrailer Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT you were looking at for example, does not have any replacement parts and would a total replacement. If you're referring to a...
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• Recommended Stabilizer Jack That Uses Tension
  I wasn't able to find any weld-on aluminum jack, but I was able to find the Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT which sounds like it could be what you're looking for. This jack uses a spring lever to adjust the leg height, and uses the trailer's weight as tension to keep it locked in place. You can see this in the video I've linked, starting at 1:12. All of our Aluminum stabilizers are not going to be what you're looking for, I don't think. They're going to be the old school style Ultra-Fab Stackable...
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• What is Inner Leg Travel Distance of Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT
  The drop leg travel of the Stabilizer Jack # TJ01RT that you referenced, or the distance the inner leg can travel is 6-1/2 inches.
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• Stabilizing Recommendation for Lightweight Viking Tent Trailer
  Since all of the stabilizer jacks have a minimum clearance, you will need to measure the distance from the mounting point on your trailer to the ground. The JSS-7 stabilizing jack you referenced is designed to be used to stabilize steps. If you have at least 11-1/2 inches clearance, then I would recommend the Domar Trailer Jack, part # TJ01RT. This jack has a load capacity of 650 lbs. I have linked you to an installation video for this jack. If you have less clearance under your trailer,...
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• Why Does Cost for Kit of 2 Stabilizer Jacks Change from Individual Cost for Same 2 Jacks?
  Good question. The Stabilizer Jack - 6-1/4" Drop Leg Travel - 18" - 650 lbs - Qty 1 # TJ01RT doesn't come with the Replacement Handle Rod for etrailer and Ram Stabilizer Jacks - 650 lbs # SJ-100-HD which does come included in the kit # TJ01RT-HD. The pricing does change based on the manufacturer costs and stock at any given time, so it is wise to compare as you have done.
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• Stabilizer Jack That Extends 24 Inches For 5th Wheel Trailer
  While there is a stabilizer jack that extends 24 inches, there aren't any swing-down jacks like the # TJ01RT that have that amount of extension. What you can use is an option from Lippert: - Lippert Scissor Stabilizer Jack - 24" Lift # LC285325 This jack has a 5,000 lb capacity as well, which is a far better weight capacity for a 5th wheel trailer than the 650 lbs of the swing-down jack, which is more for smaller travel trailers.
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