Recommended Stabilizer Jacks for Rear of 7k Enclosed Cargo Trailer

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I have a 7k gvwr enclosed cargo trailer and am looking for stabilizer jacks for the rear. What do you recommend?

asked by: Derwyn W

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The Stabilizer Jacks # TJ01RT-HD you were looking at are what I would recommend for your cargo trailer. These are simple but effective and at a great price. The support capacity per jack is 1,000 lbs which will be fine for your trailer since they aren't holding all the weight, only stabilizing.

expert reply by: Robin H

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A drop leg on a trailer jack is a feature that allows you to lower an inner leg of the jack by pulling a pin, letting the inner leg slide down, and then re-pinning the inner leg at a lower height. This prevents you from having to crank the trailer…

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To prevent your trailer's rear axle from continuing to pop up, a great place to start is by replacing the shackle links on your trailer. When the shackle links become worn and the holes elongate and stretch, the equalizer can move and cause the…

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We have some stabilizer jacks, but don't have a way of knowing what type of mounting or bracket is used on a 1994 Coleman pop-up camper. For jacks with a simple mounting hole dimension of 3 inches apart on center you can use the Stabilizer Jacks…

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I went out to our warehouse and got the following dimensions for the Stabilizer Jacks #TJ01RT-HD in the stowed position. I have included an image below so you can see the points I measured from. The overall length is 12-3/8" long, 4-3/8"…

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In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.

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Hey Allen, welcome back! For the Kodiak 225 calipers with 10-inch rotors, mount the calipers behind the axle on both axles. That's the standard installation and is how Kodiak designed the brackets to be used. Looking at the trailer from the…

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Hey Randy. That answer completely depends on how much clearance you have on the sides of your windows and what size window or windows you have. There's no set distance I can tell you to go off of. The RainBlade RV Rain Deflector and Sun Visor…

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The fully extended length of the #TJ01RT-HD stabilizer jack would be 18 inches, which represents the 'A' Dimension in your photo. The 'B' dimension would simply be the height above the ground of the underside of your trailer when its…

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Answer 9

Hey Tom! Yes, ST205/75R15 tires like the #TA96GR will fit 15" x 6" rims. It looks like you actually needed a 5 on 4-1/2 bolt pattern and went with the 15" x 5" #AM20455B which also works for those tires. What kind of trailer do…

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Answer 10

Hey Kit, we actually have a version of this scissor jack set that comes with a drill adapter to raise and lower the jacks with part #e64RV. This also comes with a manual crank handle as well. What kind of drill do you have?

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Hey Brent! I would mount the Ark Drop Down Corner RV Stabilizer Jacks #ARK94FR on the outside as close to the corners as possible. If you mount them in the center of the trailer they won't add nearly as much stability. If you're worried about…

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Hey Ginnie, generally it's best to have the scissor jacks like the part #TJSCHD-24 mounted to the trailer but if you are on level enough and sturdy enough ground then you could use them without installing them.

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