Camco EAZ-Lift 24-inch Stabilizing RV Scissor Jacks - Features a 7,500 lb Load Capacity - Heavy-Duty Steel Construction - Set of 2 (48830)

Used these to replace the stock 2500 lb ones on the camper. These are built to lift and last!! Great jacks and easy to install with the right drill bits and bolts. Super sturdy! Update! - OK I put these on in Nov of 2015. And after 3 camping trips, one of the jacks had the pin that keeps the jack up in the upper position and it snapped off when putting the jack up. Luckily I carry tools to be able to fix things like this and was able to remove the jack so we could get home. I bought another set and noticed the pins that serve this purpose are not very big, and for something that will at times have some torque applied to it, may not be large enough. In checking the other reviews this seems to be a reoccurring problem and the manufacturer shoudl probably take a look at placing larger pins in the shafts. I am going to tap out where the old pin was and place a much larger one in its place. That way I will have some spares. I will put up photos when I do this to show the difference in the sizes of the pins. Changed form a 5 star to a 3 because it lasted 7 months before breaking after three uses. Maybe the maker will make a change to make this much better,otherwise the jack is great and heavy duty. OK UPDATE!!! They have changed to type of shear pin used, and now its much better built and a completly different type of system to hold the washer in place, its welded!! Can't beat that. Think they may have listened to the reviews and fixed the product! I replaced two on mine with the new style and will replace the other two when time and funds permit since they are better built now and will not have a problem with breaking like they did before! Highly recommend them now back to 5 stars!!

Product as described on line and was perfect to replaced my broken Jack's on our camper. Good quality and purchased heavier rating than necessary to ensure last. Easy replacement, holes lined up perfectly for attachment.

I had four BAL stabilizers on my trailer and they retracted high to avoid any contact with rear-end scraping on the ground. However, I mis-judged a driveway entry and dragged the back end of the trailer on the ground causing some major damage to the stabilizers. I had to remove the stabilizer jacks from the rear, move the front ones to the rear, and purchased these Camco jacks for the front. (The front is a bit higher than the rear.) the new jacks work perfectly and retract high enough to not cause any further damage to the trailer. They are strong and easy to retract with the supplied nut driver attached to an electric drill.

The picture shows a 3/4" socket. Mine came with a speed handle. I didn't need either since I had the speed handle that came with the original set of stabilizing jacks, and I bought a 3/4" socket. I do like the speed handle that came with this package and will use it instead of my original. I have a 18.5 Jayco Swift SLX that sits rather low to the ground. I had been using the screw type jacks that get placed and stowed on each trip. There were many times that I couldn't use those jacks because they were too tall. As I said, my camper sits low. These fold down and are short enough that they fit within the safety zone for clearance. They are also small enough that they don't extend beyond the side of my camper. The foot is big enough that I could probably use it without a piece of wood underneath, but I use the wood just to keep them clean. These are rated at 5000 LBS each. My camper only weighs 2400 LBS dry and 3600 LBS fully loaded, so these are overkill. My camper didn't have mounting holes, but it does have a piece of angle iron where one would install such jacks. Installation was pretty easy. These jacks come with 8 screws (4 for each) which I think is also probably overkill. From what I've read, the screws are just there to keep the jack in place when they're not extended.

These jacks seem to be well made. Installation is pretty easy for anyone with basic mechanical ability. They function well and easily. Some of the pictures are deceiving as they show a manual for opporating the jacks, but it is not included. The drill adapter, which is included, works well but only works in a drill. The adapter is built like a drill bit with three flat sides. It is not difficult to put together a manual option, or to use an impact wrench, as the arbor bolt on the jacks use a 3/4 inch or 19mm socket.

We camp in a 24 foot Class C RV. As we arrive to our sight, we attempt to find the most level spot in the camp site using our LevelMatePRO. When we need to make any adjustments we use the Anderson leveling system. Now the best part. Since this RV does not have self leveling jacks, once it’s set for camp it tends to still rock ‘n’ roll side to side when we move about inside the RV. We decided to install these Camco Eaz-Lift 7,500 lbs 24 inch Heavy-Duty Scissor Jacks on the main Frame rails of the chassis. We were able to mount them in an area where they tucked away very nicely with ample clearance distance from the roadway. We added ¼ inch heave duty rubber to the landing pads to help give the jack pads better grip. Since the frame rails are not on the outer edge of the RV like on trailers, we made an extended crank handle in case we forgot to bring our drill crank. When we’re happy with the RV level, we crank down the stabilizer jacks and the RV is rock steady with no movement at all. We truly are happy campers now.

They work great

Bought these to help stabilize the front of my hybrid camper, 2013 StarCraft Launch 16RB. This trailer comes with two stock supports at the back but nothing to help the tongue jack in the front once it's unhitched from the truck. These seem to fit the bill for what I was looking for. I can't speak to longevity, just installed today, but took 30 minutes to drill and install and honestly they're MUCH better quality than the stock ones- may replace with these in the back down the line. Very fair price & comes with the drill bit to lower and raise, much easier than the hand crank that comes with the stock ones. Plus uses the same size so I can now use for all 4. 100% would recommend so far, will update review if something crazy happens.

Very sturdy, high quality. Good finish. One thing: when it comes time to install them, don't think for yourself! Follow the instructions. I spent a full day and 50 something dollars trying to track down hardware to bolt the jacks to my trailer. I thought I needed to use nuts and bolts and since my trailer has a box frame, that's a problem. When I read the instructions, I realized they were meant to be installed with the supplied screws! Who da thunkit! Super easy to install when you read the instructions.

Das Produkt kam in einer völlig kaputten Verpackung bei mir an. Der Wagenheber war beriets benutzt und verbogen. Auch der unbenutzte hakte beim Drehen bereits ohne Belastung. Ich kann die teilweise guten Bewertungen, die mich zum Kauf bewogen haben in keiner Weise nachvollziehen. Habe die beiden Wagenheber direkt zurück geschickt und warte seit bereits 4 Wochen auf mein Geld. Besser ein hochwertiges Produkt kaufen. Der Ärger und die Lauferei sind nervig. Werde heute noch Amazon kontaktieren wo das Geld bleibt.

Our RV came with power stabilizing jacks that, compared to our previous RV with scissor jacks, have proven to not really do the job. We also had challenges with our RV maintaining level once we were in place for a short while despite using Anderson levellers, X-chocks, etc. Of course, this resulted in lots of movement from literally anything we did inside the trailer. After a ton of research on solutions, we finally decided to add scissor jacks to the mix (we bought four) and what a difference it makes. Very easy to lower and raise with the drill adapter. Combined with the LevelMatePRO, it is much easier to level and stabilize.

Excelente

Very good quality