Ultra-Fab Electric Stabilizers
I'm really leaning toward purchasing and installing these electric stabilizers to use in lieu of the manual scissor-style stabilizers on our fifth wheel: Stabilizers If at all possible, I'd like...
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ScottG wrote:No shimming necessary on ours. If one side is lower than the other, one side stops when it hits the ground and the other side continues until it makes contact and then both sides lift together. One of the things I don't like is the higher the rear, the closer together the pads get to each other.
I dont really like them. They come down together which is fine on level ground but if one side is lower than the other, you have to shim up the low side.
I'd much prefer just using an electric drill - which also comes in handy quite often.
