Recommended Adapter for Strong Arm Jack Stabilizers on Electric Stabilizer Jacks
Updated 07/26/2018 | Published 07/25/2018
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Our 5th wheel is a 2015 Rockwood Signature Ultra light - the front stabilizer bars went on without a hitch - but we have electric rear jacks - do we install them the same as the instructions or is there an easier method or a better method.
asked by: Delma S
Expert Reply:
If you have electric jacks that extend straight down, you can install the Lippert Components JT's Strong Arm Jack Stabilizer Travel Trailer Kit # LC191025 the same way as in the instructions. If you have the electric stabilizer jack then I recommend the Lippert Components JT's Strong Arm Jack Stabilizer Adapter Kit for Electric Stabilizer Jacks # LC314597.
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JT's Strong Arm Jack Stabilizer Kit for Travel Trailers
- Camper Jacks
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