Can Ultra-Fab Power Twin Stabilizer Jack Level a Trailer and Lift the Tires Off the Ground
Updated 02/21/2017 | Published 02/19/2017
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Our travel trailer loaded weighs just under 10,000 lbs. loaded. It came with front and rear electric stabilizer jacks with switches in the front and rear. They cannot be used for leveling. Will this product replace them? Should I replace both front and back? If I have a flat tire after installing the jacks, can I use them to lift the trailer tire off the ground for removal?
asked by: David P
Expert Reply:
Ultra-Fab stabilizer # UF39-941705 can be used to both stabilize and level trailer. But it is not designed to lift the trailer tires off of the ground. You would need to use a jack for that. I like bottle jacks such as # ALL640405 because they are compact and easy to store. This one is rated for 2 tons so that is more than enough to lift one side of the trailer to change a tire.
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Ultra-Fab Power Twin II Electric Stabilizer with Dual Motors - 30" Lift - 6,000 lbs
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