Kingpin stabilizer

JT strongarms or equivalent. Anything less is a satellite antenna stand.

I want to thank all of you guys for responding so quick. I think the consensus is that most of you don't use them.
I have a KZ Durango 1500 ordered that is supposed to be suited for a half-ton truck. I just bought a 2014 Silverado with the towing package.
I guess I will try using it first before I worry about a kingpin support. I ordered the auto-levelers on the trailer because my Class A had it. I am new to the trailer life but not to RVing.
Thanks again for all of the help.

ford truck guy wrote:
I have a tri-pod king pin stabilizer that I have not used in 3 years... Would be thrilled to DONATE it to a good new owner as long as it gets out of my shed!!!!!
Joe

I have a two legged one, only because a friend gave it to me!

With so many of the trailers going to air and cushioned pin boxes they are going be gone from the market one of these days. If I got a new trailer I would opt for the 6 point leveling, Wiggle be Gone setup.

Chris

ford truck guy wrote:
I have a tri-pod king pin stabilizer that I have not used in 3 years... Would be thrilled to DONATE it to a good new owner as long as it gets out of my shed!!!!!
Joe

I have one and use most of the time. I think it helps, but also thinking of Strong arms.

I have a tri-pod king pin stabilizer that I have not used in 3 years... Would be thrilled to DONATE it to a good new owner as long as it gets out of my shed!!!!!
Joe

First off, I have to say I've never used one. There has been lots of talk on this subject, if you do a search.

To try to help, I will say most don't recommend the king pin type, but rather a stabilizer that attaches to the landing legs.

Maybe someone will post a link.

Jerry

http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/fastjack-stabilizer-kit/71258 I got this one.

Nobody agrees that the kingpin work very well. Some people say they work great and other people think they are a waste of space. I fall into the latter category. A lot depends on how tall and heavy your 5th wheel is too, a taller, longer 5th wheel will move around more than a lighter, shorter one.

My advice is to save your money and buy stabilizers like the JT Strongarm.