Crossbar Stabilizer For Scissor Jacks on Forest River Camper

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Does anyone make scissor jack stabilizer cross bar to eliminate movement for a 2022 Forest River EPro 19FD. I have 55” spacing from center to center on the scissor jack.

asked by: Brian C

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Hey Brian,

There is an option for a crossbar stabilizer that you can use for the stabilizer jacks on your Forest River camper with the MORryde Scissor Jack Cross Brace Stabilizer for Trailers and RVs # MR82AR.

This will work with your 55 inch spacing for added stability. I've added a link below to a video review of the # MR82AR for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Brian

10/25/2024

This looks like the one I recently purchased and does not fit my trailer. According to Morryde’s website, they only make one version for travel trailers.

Kyle S.

10/25/2024

@Brian Interesting that it didn't fit, and while there is another option, it isn't a crossbar. If that's okay you can go with the JT's Strong Arm Jack Stabilizer Kit for Travel Trailers # LC191025. This works in much the same way but bolts onto your frame and then attaches to your scissor jacks. So it'll give you added stability, just in a different configuration than a crossbar type stabilizer.

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