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Budget Friendly Stabilizer Jacks For 2002 19' Nash Travel Trailer  

Updated 02/19/2026 | Published 02/12/2026

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I have 2002 19 foot Nash travel trailer gross tare weight 3940 lb. with a damaged stabilizer jack. VIN 4N11C162420114078. I dont know which of the jacks you offer would be the correct fit. Can you help me? Im looking for cheapest possible. Thank-you.

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Hey Anthony, thanks for reaching out. The etrailer Scissor Stabilizer Jacks # e56VV are a solid and budget friendly option for your 2002 19 foot Nash. Each jack is rated for 2,500 lbs, which is more than enough when used as a pair for stabilizing a 3,940 lb trailer.

They have a 6 hole mounting plate that lines up well with most standard bolt patterns, so there is a good chance they will match up to your existing holes. They also come with a hand crank and a drill adapter, so you can run them up and down with a cordless drill if you prefer.

For the price, they are tough to beat and should get you back up and steady without a lot of hassle.

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Glenn

2/18/2026

The jack that Jesse is describing is the jack that I bought to replace a damaged jack for my Grand Design Imagine 2970rl gross weight of 8995 lb. The jack was identical the jack that came with the trailer. Good purchase. Glenn Shiller

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Jesse M.

2/18/2026

@Glenn Thanks for sharing, Glenn. Sounds like that scissor jack was exactly what you needed. Glad to hear it worked out!
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Pete H.

2/19/2026

@JesseM Anthony, I bought a pair of these scissor jacks for my son’s camper. His were damaged when he loaned his camper to a friend. Ordered these from E-Trailer, received them very quick and had them both installed in about an hour or so. Did have to drill one hole but everything else matched up perfectly. Camper was off to another trip the next day and still working great. E-Traier is my go to place to shop for all of my trailers Always a great product along with speedy delivery and service. Highly recommend.
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Jesse M.

2/19/2026

@PeteH Hey Pete, thanks for sharing! Great to hear the new scissor jacks worked out for your son's camper. Sounds like you made short work of the install too. Also, thanks for the kind words. I appreciate that. Feel free to come back anytime you need anything!
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Pam M.

2/18/2026

Anthony, I bought a pair of these jacks to add to my 2011 Casita, GVW 3,500 lbs. I have a pair on the back and added this pair to the front for more stability when set up. I did try the drill adapter but found I didn’t need it. The jacks run up and down so smoothly it is easy for me to do with just the hand crank. I’ve dealt with etrailer several times for different products and have found them to be very responsive and reliable

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Brian

2/18/2026

Hey Anthony - I just replaced all 4 of mine with these stabilizers. Perfect match based on my hole configuration and they are solid quality. If you don’t want to drill any holes, carefully measure your current jacks width wise.

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Steve

2/18/2026

I bought a pair to stabilize my old coachmen pop up camper. They work well. The handle is a little awkward to use but the drill adapter works very well.

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Jim B.

2/18/2026

I did not have any luck or satisfaction with the 2500 pound stabilizer jacks. One was ruined as I tried to use it the first time. The handle is not made where one can put much pressure to turn the jacks. I installed 2 on the rear of a 17 foot Casita made at Rice Texas. E Trailer gave me a full refund and I did not have to ship the jacks back to them. Both jacks are on my scrap iron pile. I did not purchase the drill adaptor. I wish you luck. E Trailer is an excellent company to do business with. I never expected to receive a full refund from them.

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John

2/18/2026

@anthony a I bought all four and they worked out perfectly, in my case I used the mounting brackets from the old jacks.

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