travel trailer stabilizer
Another topic I'm sure has been beat to death, but my research is turning up TOO many options. Looking for some first-hand experience. I have a 33' Jayco White Hawk 33RSKS.....kitchen has a slide ...
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Here is something to check. Some manufacturers mount their jacks so they run parallel with the frame. You either stand directly behind the trailer to jack them down or you stand directly to the side to crank then down. This puts the jacks all facing the same direction and they tend wobble. The jacks should be mounted diagonally in each corner. This reduces wobble since they're all opposing each other.
If yours are already mounted this way, I would just replace the rear with a one piece jack, like the BAL jack. This may be a more reasonably priced fix.
If yours are already mounted this way, I would just replace the rear with a one piece jack, like the BAL jack. This may be a more reasonably priced fix.
