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Will Installing Scissor Jacks at Front of Camper Help Over Just In Rear  

Updated 08/20/2025 | Published 08/14/2025

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I have a 2004 Trillium trailer about 2000 lbs. I had stabilizer jacks like the ones you offer. They have started to slip once we are in bed. They are only at the back. Any fix for that or do I need to replace them. Also sometimes my height at the back doesnt allow for them to be extended without removing some dirt. Not always the best situation. I would like something that wont be a bit more adjustable for the reason. Any thoughts. Thanks Dennis

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Hey Dennis, do you have scissor jacks at the rear of you camper? I am not sure exactly which jacks you were referring to. If so, running a set at the front of the camper too would help.

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Dennis

8/20/2025

They were a drop leg like the ones you sell. I am using two sissor jacks now and a standard lift jack for the tongue 2000 lb. Dennis

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Jameson C.

8/20/2025

@Dennis We have really nice stabilizer jack setups like with the the Electric Ground Control TT part # LC672136. This is a great solution that I know you'd really like....BUT I realize it has a pretty hefty price tag. I would probably try a second set of stabilizer jacks at the front of the trailer if you were wanting a simpler fix though.

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