Self-leveling electric stabilizers - NOT Lippert

Charlie D. wrote:
The Ultra fab from e-trailer is a piece of junk. I have met 2 other owners who had problems with them. When mine failed to raise the back for stability it would just grind and would sometimes raise. After opening the gear box I found the drive gear had a 1/16" key that was stripped. Yep, 1/16". Could not remove the key so I use an 18V cordless drill to raise and lower. Saved myself over $400.

For the record-I use my jacks for stabilizing not for lifting.

fj12ryder-IMO-has the correct answer.

ependydad wrote:
I recently had a small snafu exiting a parking lot where the tail end of my camper drug while pulling out onto the road. Pretty well destroyed my rear electric stabilizers. I've never felt the Lippert ones did a great job and was thinking of some kind of replacement.

Does anyone know if there is another maker of a self-leveling electric stabilizer (other than Lippert)?

I have found the Stromberg Carlson stabilizers - JHD32
http://www.strombergcarlson.com/product-info/electrical-stabilizer-jack-jhd-32

And I have found the "Ultra-Fab Rear Electric Stabilizer for Trailers and RVs - 32" Lift - 3,200 lbs"


http://www.etrailer.com/Camper-Jack/Ultra-Fab-Products/UF39-941602.html

Both of those are actually the Lippert stabilizer in disguise.

I know that UltraFab has a dual motor stabilizer, but I already have a single switch and the dual motor one is 2 switches:
https://www.etrailer.com/Camper-Jack/Ultra-Fab-Products/UF39-941705.html

Any other ideas or ones that I'm missing?

ependydad wrote:

Is that the one with 2 motors or 1?

Charlie D. wrote:

ependydad wrote:

Is that the one with 2 motors or 1?

One motor. Motor is on passenger side. Nut for manual operation is on drivers side.