BAL Lock Arm Stabilizers

[Okie1]

I just installed the front stabilizers on my fifth wheel and all I can say is "WOW" what a difference. It is rock solid and I havent got the rear on yet.

[Miles_Away]

We also have the BAL Lock Arms and dumped the tripod. They work better and are much easier to set up than the tripod. Shopped around several brands before buying, and found the BALs to be well made (BAL is a major OEM supplier to the RV industry) and are about half the price of others.

[sayoung]

Super "R" wrote:
Are there other brands that are recommended?

I use and recommend "Steadyfast"

[Super__R_]

Are there other brands that are recommended?

[Judgerr]

Put them on the front of mine, Big difference. Don't need them on the back. It's fine as is!

[Dutch___Di]

fj12ryder wrote:
I think most any of the stabilizers work great. Makes a big difference on a tall, heavy trailer.

X2 fj12ryder. We too love our permanently installed stabilizers but at 38' we needed both front and rear. Hugs, Di

[Allegheny_N_F_C]

I bought a set of JT strong arms last year only got around to putting the front ones on and it made a big difference

[shadows4]

Yep they are a real nice bang for the buck!!!! Easy to install also.

[therink]

Yes I installed the fronts on my 5er last year and so much better than a tripod. I just purchased a set for the rear scissor jacks last week. I will install them as soon as this stubborn winter breaks. I paid $56 delivered on amazon.

[AZ_T_T]

I love my set!

[kellertx5er]

I installed these front and rear also. Made a world of difference for little $$$.

[fj12ryder]

I think most any of the stabilizers work great. Makes a big difference on a tall, heavy trailer.