Difference Between SnapPad Jack Stand Pads for Motorhome
Updated 05/31/2020 | Published 05/30/2020 >
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What are the differences between the SnapPad Jack Stand Pads for Motorhome - 10inch Octagon or Concave Round Jack Feet - Qty 4 Item # SP84FR4 and the SnapPad Jack Stand Pads for Motorhome - 10inch Round Jack Feet - Qty 4 Item # SP64FR4, other than price and a notch in the side of the 64 while the 84 has a notch across the center? Thank You
asked by: Yue H
Expert Reply:
That's a good question and the difference between the two SnapPad Jack Stand Pads for Motorhome are different shapes and depths, it isn't solely the notch in the center. I added photos of the two pads side-by-side so you can see the differences right next to each other. The correct pad will depend on the shape of your motorhome jack's feet:
- 10" Round Jack Feet: SnapPad EQ Compact Jack Pads - 10" Round Jack Feet # SP64FR4
- 10" Octagon-Shaped or 10" Round Concave Jack Feet: SnapPad EQ Compact Jack Pads - 10" Octagon or Concave Round Jack Feet # SP84FR4
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SnapPad EQ Round Jack Pads for Equalizer Leveling Systems w/ 10" Round Jack Feet - Qty 4
- RV Jack Pads
- 10 Inch Jack Foot
- 4 Jack Pads
- Round Foot
- Equalizer Leveling System
- Permanent
- Black
- SnapPad
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