King pin stabilizer jack

JohnG3 wrote:
We use the Winfield stabelizers. Simple install with no drilling with most applications.

I am a winfield dude also. Like them. Usually add roto's between the wheels also.

I use a BAL bipod stabilizer for just over 100 bucks online.

However a pin stabilizer can only stop side to side movement at the front of the trailer.
For side to side/up and down motion at the back of the trailer I use the BAL telescoping stabilizer.

I use adjustable chocks to eliminate fore and aft movement. I'm rock solid as I require.

The products mentioned go at the front and rear of the trailer and accomplish the same thing.

To the OP, I have a 5000# capacity UltraFab kingpin stabilizer 19-950001 (Amazon $120) and extensions 19-950002. I got it to support the front end of my camper so I could put cribbing under the landing legs. Haven't used it camping yet but plan to soon.

Since the advent of JT strong arms and similar devices king pin tripods have become obsolete

Go with the jt strong arms, we like ours and not much movement, which is a good thing when someone like me suffers from motion sickness.

I had one also and got rid of it after installing Steadyfast

bought mine at walmart on line 5000lbs works great

We use the Winfield stabelizers. Simple install with no drilling with most applications.

I am one of the few that like the tripod. I was lucky enough to have a friend give me his when he traded his 5'er. He also gave me a Wayne's Stabilizer for the rear. Mine is rock solid now. I cannot argue that the JT's and the like are much easier and do a great job, but I will state that my set up is also solid.

JT'S For sure. We love ours. King pin jacks get in the way and don't stop the shaking.