Recommended Trailer Stabilizer Jacks For A 2018 Jayco Jay Flight 35 In An Ocean Climate
Updated 04/25/2023 | Published 04/23/2023
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Hi there, We have a 2018 Jayco Jay Flight 35 travel trailer. The stabilizers are rusted solid since we live next to the ocean. Are there any stabilizers we can purchase that are stainless? Thanks!
asked by: Arielle D
Expert Reply:
While we don't currently offer any stainless steel stabilizer jacks we do offer the Ark Drop Down Corner RV Stabilizer Jacks - 24" Long Corner Steadies # AR34FR, which have a zinc coating to help prevent the rust and corrosion that you experience living by the ocean.
These stabilizers have a large handle to easily unlock and swivel the legs back and forth as needed. The wide square base will help spread out the weight so that the stabilizer doesn't sink into the ground as well.
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