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• Replacement Stabilizer Scissor Jack for 2018 Forest River R-Pod 189
  The R-Pod 189 usually comes fitted with four corner-mounted scissor jacks that bolt to the frame. We have a number of such bolt-on stabilizer jacks that are shown on the linked page. Many of these are sold as pairs but we also have single jacks too, such as the item you referenced, part # TJSC-24, which offers up to 18-inches of extension. This 2500-lb-rated item has plenty of weight capacity for stabilizing one corner of your 189 so as long as the extension matches your other jacks this...
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• Distance Between the Mounting Holes of the Ram Scissor Stabilizer Jack # TJSC-24
  I am attaching a photo of the mounting locations on the Ram Scissor Stabilizer Jack # TJSC-24 that I believe you were referencing. They are from the edges of the mounting holes but I believe your mounting hole locations would match up just fine. Let me know if you were talking about a different set and I can see what those are as well. Attached is a review video for you to check out as well.
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• Dimensions and Mounting Bolt Pattern Scissor Stabilizer Jack TJSC-24
  Hey Tony. The Scissor Stabilizer Jack item # TJSC-24 is universal so it should fit your 2014 Coachmen Apex 215RBK with no issues. The strut width is 2-3/16". There's quite a few mounting bolt options so I have attached a dimensional diagram below of the Scissor Stabilizer Jack item # TJSC-24. What happened to your scissor jack?
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• Difference Between Scissor Stabilizer Jacks for RV
  A few of our scissor jacks have different weight capacities. For example, the part # UF48-979002 has a 6,500 lb capacity, the part # TJSC-24 has a 2,500 capacity and the # JSC-24-IND has a 5,000 lb capacity.
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• Recommended Econo Porch Trailer Step with Handrail and Optional Stabilizers
  The Econo Porch Trailer Step with Handrail and Landing - Double - 7" Drop/Rise, 20-1/2" Tall # EHS-102-R does not require a stabilizer. It is a strong step with a weight capacity of 350 lbs. I've attached some videos to assist. The stabilizers like # JSS-4, # JSS-7, and # JSS-85 are available for people who want a stronger and more stable step with the load capacity of 750 lbs. That weight capacity is only directly over the stabilizer, but it more than doubles the capacity.
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• Looking For A Replacement Scissor Jack For My Forest River Surveyor
  Hey Doug, There is not a specific scissor jack for different trailers, but you could use something like our etrailer scissor jack # TJSC-24. This has a 2,500lb support capacity per jack and features a 8 hole mounting bracket for different applications with different mounting holes. I have attached a diagram of that mounting bracket below for a better idea. At the moment we do not have any local store pick ups in Canada. However we can ship to Ontario Canada.
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• How to Determine if Scissor Jack Will Fit Camper
  The Scissor Stabilizer Jack # TJSC-24, which also comes in a 2-pack # TJSCHD-24 and a 4-pack # TJSCHD-24-4, is a universal fit so you would need to double check our measurements to ensure they fit your travel trailer. When they are collapsed they measure 5" tall and then they can extend up to 23-3/4" tall to help stabilize your trailer. I am attaching a link to our returns policy that you can reference in regards to your question about a possible return.
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• Looking for Replacement Stabilizer Scissor Jack for RPod 179
  The stabilizer jacks aren't trailer specific, but the mounting hole spacing is pretty standard across the board. I'd recommend removing the damaged jack and comparing the mounting plate hole spacing to what's shown in the provided photos. The # TJSC-24 or the # UF48-979006 are likely fits as the hole spacing is pretty similar between the two. The # UF48-979006 has a 6500 lb capacity and a 24 inch lift while the # TJSC-24 has a 2500 lb capacity and a 18-3/4 inch maximum lift. I've linked...
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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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• Hardware For Securing Trailer Stabilizer Jacks To The Trailer Frame
  When installing a Scissor Stabilizer Jack # TJSC-24 you can use Self-Tapping Screw # FA1131822 to secure it to your frame. I have linked a video below that will show you the installation of these on a travel trailer frame. Since these jacks are only for stabilizing the trailer you do not need super heavy duty fasteners. The ones we have are 1/4" and you can use up to 5/16" with the outer holes in this stabilizer.
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• Replacement Scissor Jacks for Starcraft Launch Ultra Lite
  We have great stabilizer jacks sold in pairs that would work great on your 2015 Starcraft Lanch Ultra Lite with the part # e99012. These have a weight capacity of 5,000 lbs and a lift height of 24 inches.
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• Fit of TJSC-24 Stabilizing Jack on Forest River Rockwood Mini Lite Travel Trailer
  The # TJSC-24 scissor style stabilizing jack isn't an RV specific product, if it's 2500 lb capacity and 18-3/4 inch lift and the pictured mounting bolt pattern is compatible with your Rockwood Mini-Lite, it'll work perfectly for you. Please note, the handle is sold separately as part # TJSC-24-HD but it's included if you purchase the pair as part # TJSCHD-24 for the 4 jack set as part # TJSCHD-24-4. If you click the produced link, you can see a product demonstration video featuring the...
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• Replacement Stabilizer Scissor Jack For a 2016 Coachmen Clipper 17RD
  Yes, the Scissor Stabilizer Jack # TJSC-24 will work on your 2016 Coachmen Clipper 17RD. It is a universal bolt on stabilizer jack that will lift to a height of 23-3/4". I always recommend using only dry lubricants on these parts as wet lubes and grease will collect dirt and make it harder to use. The LubeMaster Dry Silicone Spray # RM-747 would be the type I recommend.
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• Replacement Stabilizer Jacks for Forest River R-Pod 190
  The Scissor Stabilizer Jack # TJSC-24 would be a great solution and what I recommend if you're looking for a stabilizer jack that provides 18-3/4" of extension for 23-3/4" of total lift. These can be used as either front or rear stabilizers and are designed to hold up to 2500-lbs of weight. These stabilizers are sold as a pair, so you'll be able to replace both of the rear stabilizers on your R-Pod 190 travel trailer.
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• Determining Which Replacement Stabilizer Jack Fits a 2015 Forest River R-Pod 179
  I'd be happy to help you find a replacement stabilizer jack for your 2015 R-Pod RPT179, but they are not all the same. Based on the information I can find it does appear that your trailer uses the # TJSC-24 which has a max height of 18-3/4". I'd recommend measuring what the max height your other stabilizers can be extended to, and if you find you have a different height just let me know.
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• Stabilizer Jacks for 2022 Jayco Jay Flight Travel Trailer
  I have no way of looking up which stabilizer jacks were used on your Jay Flight travel trailer, as the RV manufacturers don't categorize that information in a way that's easily accessed, but the Lippert # LC285325 offers a high 5000 lb capacity and a maximum lift of 24 inches which fits most needs. The stabilizer is sold individually, so for one on each side, you'll need to order two of them. Another option is a powered stabilizer jack system like the Lippert # LC369774 which provides...
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• Replacement Scissor Jack for a 2016 R-Pod 178 Trailer
  It does appear that your 2016 R-Pod 178 uses the Ram scissor jack, # TJSC-24, so it would be the correct replacement. Should you also ever need a replacement handle it is # TJSC-24-HD.
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• Replacement Stabilizer Jacks For A 2017 Keystone Bullet 29RKPR
  Hey John, There unfortunately isn't a guide to tell us what bolt pattern you current jacks have but w can still find the right replacement. I'm seeing the GVWR of your trailer as 7,690lb so the Scissor Stabilizer Jack # TJSC-24 with its 2,500lb capacity would be more than adequate. I've attached a diagram of the mounting brackets so you can check to see if it matches your current setup. If not you can shoot self-tapping screws into the frame with the new pattern or unbolt the mounting...
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• Recommended Scissor Jacks for a 2018 Forest River Cherokee Travel Trailer GVWR 11,000 lbs
  If you need to replace all of the scissor jacks on your 2018 Forest River Cherokee Travel Trailer then I recommend using the Scissor Stabilizer Jacks # TJSCHD-24-4. This is a pack of 4 scissor jacks that have a 2,500 lb weight rating each. Even though they aren't designed to lift your trailer, when used in conjunction with the A-Frame jack on your trailer you will have enough stabilization to comfortably move around your trailer. These jacks only sit 5" high when collapsed and they can...
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• Determining Correct Replacement Stabilizer Jack For 2019 Forest River R-Pod 176
  I would be happy to help you find the correct replacement stabilizing jacks for your 2019 Forest River R-Pod 176 but unfortunately we do not have a break down of the specific components your trailer uses. The Scissor Stabilizer Jack # TJSC-24 you were looking at has an extended height of 23-3/4" and has a mounting plate that is 10-1/4" long x 3-1/4" wide with a variety of mounting holes as shown in the included diagram. If this matches your current stabilizer jack this would be a great...
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• Brainstorming Sidewind Trailer Jack for 2 Inch Receivers On Cargo Trailer Corners For Stabilization
  Interesting. We don't have that specifically, but there are a couple of routes you could go. Most trailers will use the Scissor Stabilizer Jack - 18-3/4" Travel - 2,500 lbs - Qty 1 # TJSC-24 for stability in the corners so you could mount a receiver shank to that and use # TJSC-24-HD as a sidewind crank. It sounds like you were picturing more of a trailer tongue style option, so you could use a jack like the etrailer Square Jack w/ Footplate - Drop Leg - Bolt On - Zinc - Sidewind - 29-1/8"...
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• Recommended Scissor Jack for Boat Trailer
  We do have a nice selection of scissor jacks available like the Ram # TJSC-24 that you referenced, however none of them feature an aluminum or stainless steel construction. These scissor jacks do have a black powder coated finish though that will do a really nice job of resisting corrosion. They have a weight capacity of 2,500 pounds and will work well for your application to add stability to your parked trailer. Another potential option is the Ultra-Fab Stackable Stabilizers # UF48-979004....
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• Stabilizer Scissor Jack for Winnebago Micro Minnie 1706 fb that has Proper Height Range
  Sounds like the reason your current scissor jacks aren't able to stabilize your trailer effectively is because your trailer is taller than it's height range. Your best solution will be a scissor jack setup that has a higher height range like the Ultra Fab kit part # UF48-979002 which can provide up to 24 inches of height and will make a huge difference in stabilizing your trailer. I attached a review video for more info on this as well.
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• Replacement Rear Scissor Jack Recommendation for R-Pod 180 Camper
  The R-Pod 180 that you have has scissor jacks attached to the frame in all four corners of the trailer. Since it looks like your trailer sits pretty high off of the ground the pair of jacks I recommend are the Ultra Fab # UF48-979031 which have 30 inches of lift and a stabilization capacity much higher than your trailer would require at 6,500 lbs.
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