Schematic Drawing of etrailer Scissor Stabilizer Jacks

Updated 09/10/2026 | Published 09/03/2026

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Question:

Can you provide a detailed schematic drawing of the jack? Width, length, height as well as a drawing of the mounting plate with holes. The one from a previous answer gives some idea, but I dont understand the LoPro SJ24inch part.

asked by: Herbert G

Expert Reply:

Thanks for reaching out Herbert. I do have access to a schematic for our stabilizer jacks, but unfortunately, I'm not able to forward that document directly. I also wanted to clarify the photo you referenced. That photo is not showing one of our etrailer scissor stabilizer jacks. It was submitted by another customer as a reference for a jack from a different manufacturer that they were trying to replace. The “LoPro SJ24inch” shown in the photo is another scissor stabilizer jack model from that manufacturer.

What I can tell you is that the mounting bracket dimensions on the etrailer Scissor Stabilizer Jacks # e56VV are a much closer match to the dimensions shown in the “Classic” column of the photo than the # e96VV set you were originally looking at.

Are there specific dimensions you are trying to match for your application?

expert reply by: Christopher H

Eric G.

9/10/2026

These were direct replacements for the ones on my 2019 Casita, liberty deluxe, and bolted right into the original brackets. They have the same weight rating as the originals and work very smoothly.

Christopher H.

9/10/2026

@EricG Appreciate the info! Glad these were a simple swap for you.

Turk

9/10/2026

These Jack's replaced the stabilizers that came with our 2013 Forest River 5th wheel. I used the jack plate as a template to drill holes in a piece of 4 inch channel. I bolted the channel thru the holes of the original Jack's, the width of the trailer to give the Jack's better stability. It's basically the same as before but a lot sturdier and easy to operate. I run the Jack's up and down with the adapter chucked into a battery operated impact wrench. Everything works so much better than the original system and the trailer is a lot more stable.