Jack Needed to Support Slide Out on 2018 Passport 2810BH with No Rails Under Slide Out

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Hi. I have 2018 Passport 2810bh which has one slide out. On the bottom of the slid out, it doesnt have any rails or anything to use the stabilizer. It is just flat bottom. Do you have stabilizer for this slide out?

asked by: Justin K

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Expert Reply:

Since you don't have the rails under your slide out the typical slide out supports like part # UF19-960003 wont' work but we do have another possible solution for you.

Brophy has some camper jacks that are meant to be used for supporting a truck bed camper but when I spoke with my contact at Brophy she said you could use them for your slide out too.

These come in varying weight capacities and max heights so you would just need to choose one that fits your application. Please note that the legs do need to be on level ground.

1,000 lbs with a 57" Lift - # CJ31
3,000 lbs with a 57" Lift - # CJ41
4,000 lbs with a 57" Lift - # CXHD

3,000 lbs with a 67" Lift - # CJ74
4,000 lbs with a 67" Lift - # CX74

expert reply by: Jon G

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