Is Adapter Needed to Used JT Strong Arm Stabilizer System with Lippert Electric Stabilizer Jacks
Updated 07/23/2015 | Published 07/22/2015
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I have a 2015 Grand Design Reflection 313RLTS Travel Trailer. This trailer has electric stabilizers front AND rear. There are no sissor jacks or landing gear. I purchased the LC191025 kit. Do I need the LC314597 adapter kit? If I purchase the adapter kit, will I be able to stabilize both front-to-rear and side-to-side? Thanks!
asked by: Tim B
Expert Reply:
To allow the Lippert electric stabilizers to retract fully when using the JT Strong Arm stabilizers # LC191025 you will need to also use the adapter set # LC314597. If not used you could run into clearance issues while towing the trailer.
The adapter allows the jacks to fully retract properly but does not change the way they work so you will be leveling side to side only unless the jacks on your trailer can each move independently of the other 3.
The jack at the front of the trailer, near the coupler on the tongue, and the rear stabilizer jacks will be doing most of the front to back stabilization.
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