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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 were easy to install. I used bolts instead of the provided hardware, but that was just personal preference. Two of the holes lined up with the factor holes on the trailer, but two did not and required new holes drilled.

Exactly as advertised. Arrived quickly. We're replacing a damaged power stabilizer with these. I decided a) these are lighter, b) these provide truly independent support at the corner, c) I don't want to ever deal with a motor that doesn't work when I'm trying to pack up at a campground (I don't see an easy way to bypass the power one, and d) these PLUS a cordless impact drill is less costly than replacing the power stabilizer

Our stabilizers were old and rusty and did an OK job. Read the good reviews on here and decided to buy some. We used for 1st time this weekend and what a difference it made on the stabilization of the camper!!! They were fast to set-up and tear down with a cordless drill. Very Impressed.
I would recommend to a friend.

Bought these to replace a leveling jack that got twisted while parking my travel trailer (2014 Forest River V-Cross Vibe (6504)). These (despite what some others state) are much heftier feeling, came with all hardware to mount them (if you need any hardware) and were an exact fit for my trailer. I have attached couple of pictures of one of the OEM jacks next to one of these new jacks.

High quality 3/4" socket to use in my drill when raising/lowering my TT stabilizer jacks. I used to use a regular 3/4" socket with an adapter for my drill, but I got tired of having to retrieve it from my toolbox before the trip, and then having to search for the socket in the middle of my next project because I forgot to put it back in the toolbox after the trip.I keep this in my TT, just have to remember my drill before leaving for the mountains.

Every camping trailer owner should have this! It turns an ordinary drill, into an awesome time and frustration saving tool. The scissor jack socket allows you to lower standard scissor jacks at record speed, and if you have a quality drill it will allow you to place a considerable load on the scissor jacks with no effort. Honestly, you should own multiple of these because they are absolutely worth their weight in gold.

Do yourself a favor, get this item and a cheap cordless drill and you will never, ever, want to see the spindly Jack handle that most travel trailers come with. Raising and lowering the jacks is super easy with the drill attachment. Seriously a no brainer.This is the smallest and best tool I keep on my travel trailer.

My trailer has a : " Bayonet type connector ( Drill tip $9.99 @ RV STORE ~ $5.97 at CHINESE SOURCE)GAVE TO TO BRO IN LAW since he has "standard" STABLIZERS : HE LIKES IT ALOT!( Got two, looking to trade or give away?)NOT DESIGNED FOR HEAVY DUTY USE ON HIGH TORQUE APPLICATION!BUT IT WORKS FINE FOR RV STABLIZERS!😉

This item greatly cut down on the time to raise and lower the scissor jacks on my travel trailer. It fit into my 1/2" cordless drill and is small so stores easily in a drawer in the trailer. My drill has two settings, a speed setting and a torque setting. I use the speed setting to run the jacks down, and then switch to the torque setting for the last few turns to get the trailer properly supported. For breaking camp, I do this in reverse. Use the torque setting first, then the speed setting once the jack is slightly off the ground. This was a great investment to get setup out of the way quickly and get to the camp fire. Highly recommended!

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I bought these for the occasion whereby I might be parking my camper on an incline and would need more holding ability than mere chock blocks. I find that even on level ground they greatly reduce rocking and shaking inside.

been using these this season. They are great, easy to set in place or good remove. Ratchet wrench included. No need to over tighten, snug is all you need with the wider pads

Does a great job keeping my RV from moving. Much better than trying to just use wheel chocks. A little bit of work getting them in the right position while trying to tighten the treaded rod, but worth the effort.

Very easy to use, very happy with this product.

Best investment yet wish I would of bought these when I first got my trailer. My axles sit about as close together as you can get and the x-chock still fit in between. Can't believe how much "bounce" it took out of the trailer when people are walking around. Don't hesitate to purchase they won't dissapoint!

Great tool for keeping the camper rock solid still. Definitely need to take care to not crank them too tight. Also, these do not negate the need to traditional chocks. These are only to be installed once the trailer has been parked, disconnected, and leveled (so you'll need the traditional chocks during that process). Only after all that do you install these. The difference is noticeable, would highly suggest these to anyone with a camper trailer.

Husband posting:
Yes, this jack can lift a lot of weight when used outside of its purpose. The attached photo has a lot of safety issues and I recommend NOT doing this, but as you can see the jack has lifted 500 to 1000 lbs of storm damaged 28-inch diameter oak off the ground which was then supported by two 2-ton car supports. The long branch is 9-inch diameter and about 30 feet long.

A 19.2 volt cordless drill with 3/4 socket didn't have enough torque to lift it but the 9-inch manual wrench worked fine to raise and lower it. Not easy, but not terribly difficult using the manual wrench.

Note the 3/4 inch treated plywood bolted on to the top to make a lifting platform. I used the included lag bolts but added extra washers as spacers so the end of the bolt didn't poke out.
This mini platform seemed plenty strong.

Why not do what I did in this picture? The log can shift off the supports onto you. The log can roll downhill taking you with it. The log can crush various body parts if it finds a way to fall. The log can throw heavy iron at you if it gets the right leverage. Extremely dangerous and not recommended. However I did do it, and ended up lowering it and working from the small end of the log first.

Functions but did not fit my bolt pattern. I have a 2005 Jayco J flight. I was replacing the front scissor jack. Only two of the four bolts lined up. So I bolted on the two and drilled two more holes to fit . The supplied anchor screws were too wide for my current anchoring crossbeam so I had to buy new hardware. Other than that the Jack looks great and functions perfect!

Bent an original one on the travel trailer. These were an exact fit and easy to install. May be a hair stronger than the OEM ones.

The Camco easy jacks are a life saver when compared to my Olympian style screw jacks. All hardware included was top notch and missing no pieces. My only complaint is how flimsy the included crank-handle is and use a socket wrench when lowering the jack. Once the Jack touches the ground, the crank begins to twist and feels like it will snap in my hands. Using something stiffer will allow you to get that extra turn or two to properly seat the jack. Other than that, this product is a back saver!

Everything was great easy installation great product. I would of given it a 5 star but 3rd time using them I went to lift the one up but it wouldn't lift up. Bungy corded it up to come home. Looked at it when I got home and saw that there's a roll pin that had broke abs that's why It couldn't lift up. Was an easy fix now I know what to look for of the other one doesn't lift. Have more roll pins with me now. But all in all great product would purchase these again if needed. And very easy to use.

As long as your scissor jacks work easily, this is great! But some mine do not, so my dewalt really grunts. I also had to change one jack and it does not fit that one. Will only work with a drill since it is Not a 1/4 drive, which would be nice. Would make it faster then the hand crank!

I chucked this up in my cordless drill and use it to lower and raise my stabilizers on my trailer. Works great, the only down fall is that the insert end is not a standard hex pattern so I can't use a drill extension with it.

First time I used it to run the stabilizer jacks up and down on my 5th wheel I was in love with this little gem. Be better if it could charge my cordless drill or at least remind me too.

Haven't tried this yet, but it seems well-build/well-made. Should fit the bill for what I need perfectly.

easier than piecing together my individual parts

Worth the price. When I am out setting up or tearing down the camper and it is 90+ degrees out it makes a huge difference when all I have to do is just hit the leveler supports with a cordless drill than to hand crank them up and down. Others will look on you with envy as you walk around all for corners and quick zip them up or down. Sure, I could have the kids manually raise and lower the supports but they are 4 and 5 and last about 5 turns before the fun wears off and they are off looking for the playground. The wife does not seem that keen on cranking them up or down as well.

I used these on my travel trailer and they help. Has all of the movent stopped? No but it cut it down to about 40%. It's a good start anyway.

The chocks work just fine but I have to turn them upside down to get them under the wheel well skirting. It's harder to install that way. The wrench is almost on the ground. Still it works good.

Good wheel chocks but be sure to hold this thing tight when locking and unlocking using a power drill.

Pretty well built. Used them a few times. They do what they are supposed to. Stabilize the RV.

Still have movement but with other improvements I expect it to improve further.

I found these to be extremely helpful in keeping my hybrid camper from rocking back and forth when walking around on the inside. When installing them between the tires, I found that I must put my finger or thumb against the long rod when cranking it open because otherwise it didn't open properly. I also installed them upside down as opposed to the way the picture shows because the mud gaurds on the camper hindered my cranking it open. Using them upside down made cranking it open much easier and did not hinder their perfomance. I did listen to the other comments about not closing them all the way after each use though, otherwise it will take a bit of time to open them up each time. It gives me "peace of mind" that there is extra chocks between the tires for safety and stability. They worked well and I would definately recommend them.

These jacks seem to be heavy duty enough except there is no thrust bearing on the crank side of the screw mechanism. This makes it difficult to put any substantial weight onto the jack because of the increase friction of the metal pieces grinding against each other.

The jack would be fine, but it shipped without a critical plastic washer that prevents metal on metal friction when raising/lowering the jack. I've tried to make one myself, but they keep tearing out. Anyone know how to take this thing apart or to secure the necessary part? I've got it installed in a permanent application and I don't want to take the whole think apart to return the jack for a simple plastic washer.

I ordered two sets to replace my old ones on my Travel Trailer. When I put the new ones on the Pin located at the head of the jack was sheared off. I was an hour away from home and replacing them all. I would have given these a higher rating but the fact that two pins were sheared off from the get go. I have fixed them myself.

These were simple to install took about 5 minutes each. They go up and down really smooth. Unfortunately the first time I used it a pin broke off and the jack wouldn't go back up so I had to use electrical tape to drive home. The return was easy and I have a new one to install but I was disappointed at it didn't even last one camping trip before it brok.

Everything looked good, went on easy, worked smooth the first time, the second time a small pin broke off one of the jack and it don't work. I put them on a camper, total weight 3200 lbs. the camper came with 2 already Got them in April, now waiting on a answer if Amazon is going to replace it. Not sure how to rate it but 1 star fits a broken jack. Will let you know if Amazon stands behind what they sale.. Just read a email stating they will replace it so I am raising my rating up to 3.

It didn't fit my jack, but it's a nice product for the price so I kept it. Could come in handy one day.

Doesn't fit into many impact drivers unless you have an adapter.

Should have a longer shank.

It's ok. Works as intended. Seems a bit "light" in manufacturing, but it does work.Just be careful when using it. You can't feel the jack tension through the drill like you can when using the hand crank.

We bought this item 18 months ago and that one worked great. We misplaced it over the winter, and ordered a replacement- I went to my old Amazon orders to make sure I ordered the exact same one that worked perfectly last time. The socket they sent only fits on 2 of our 4 jacks. Their quality control needs tightened up! I've asked for a replacement, so we'll see if the 3rd one works on all 4 jacks this time.

Meh. the hex part that fits in the drill doesn't fit mine, so I'll use it rarely.

Haven't used yet, going to this wk. A 3 is just for the looks of them, look good.

Work's ok as a wheel chock but doesn't do much to help stabilize the camper.

Can't say I have noticed a difference between using these and just checking my trailer. These take a bit longer to install.

They work OK, I'm a little apprehensive about tightening them up too much and wrecking a tire... They didn't take much bounce out like others have stated... but I can see where it would keep a camper from rolling away.

worked great and is as expected

The description stated these would work on tires as close as 1 3/8 inches. My tires were just a bit over 1 3/8 inches apart, the chocks would clear at the close point, but would not fit between the tires above and below the midpoint. This has to do with the diameter of the tires. I returned the chocks.

broke after 2nd use...

looked like a good product. pin broke on bolt first time i used it . mounted on a small camper.would not buy again.

Crush pin securing jacking screw fell out during transporting. The jack was able to lower self and drag. Fortunately nothing severely damaged. minor twisted jack and had to remove for duration of trip. will get new crush pin and try again. package arrived on time and jack is substantially stout.

Looked good and sturdy, and had plenty of holes for bolting onto the trailer frame... unfortunately our trailer frame did not have holes drilled and this would have required drilling holes in the frame, or having these welded to the frame. For a bigger camper that might be necessary, but ours is a single axle... blocks it is for leveling.

Bought to use with my Motorhome as leveling system stopped working. I used a bottle jack to raise front right side and placed the jack under it and raised the jack to engage the foot pad. It was about 1/4 raised, but when I let the bottle jack down the weight literally stripped the jack back to the flat position. So in hindsight these are not to be used on a Motorhome.

While it's looks on the picture like a hex it is not. I needed to fit my hex Dewalt drill but unfortunately I will have to order another. Other than that looked solid and came fast.

displayed with a front hitch jack and wheel that it doesn't fit, very misleading

Not the right size for MY levelling scissor jack!

You have to have a hell of a drill for this to work with the jacks of most campers. Better off getting a impact wrench and using a regular socket. Had to return with no problems.

For the price, get a cheap deep well socket set and your own drill chuck to 3/8" adapter. It will be the same and will be better to have in an emergency.

Very difficult to slide over a 3/4" hex. Removing it takes some work, too.

I thought these would stabilize the parked travel trailer. I don't think the help at all

Had great hopes for this product after reading reviews but they do not help with stabilization what's so ever.

While these did the job the one time I used them, they are a real pain in the arse to use. I used to have a set that once you adjusted them, you just pulled up on a handle to extend the rest of the way. I returned these for a set of those and I'm a lot happier with them.

These are cumbersome to put on and take off if you are traveling every day. They do stabilize the tires though. I stopped using them and purchased some triangle shape chocks.

Great shipping and price, but did nothing to stabilize. I guess it will keep me from rolling, tho!

So far I am not to happy. Purchased these for my Forest River Max Wildcatt 5th Wheel based on statements made by the manufacturer that the chocks would collapse down to 1 3/8 inches, my collapse down to a little under 3 inches before the arms themselves are metal to metal and locked in place (no they don't fit between the tires). I will be contacting the manufacturer and keeping you updated with my adventures.

I've now been stuck with 2 different defective sets of these jacks. They work for about 2-3 trips, then will get stuck in the down position leaving you hoping you have the tools to take them off so that you can get home. Terrible quality and terrible product. Only reason I went through 2 sets its because Amazon warrantied the first set.

Looked well built but failed at the gearing mechanism. I used the set to replace one of my old leveling jacks that went out. One bent where the teeth merge together so I used the second one and it failed in the same area as well. If you look closely the teeth themselves are not one piece of metal but two sets of teeth side by side. Something to look at if you are able to go to your local camping store or outlet to inspect if you are considering purchasing a set from anyone , not just this set. My total camper weight is only 7700 lbs so a 7500 lb rating should not have bent, in my opinion considering the majority of the weight is on the axles. The second one failed and I put it on the back burner and now that camping season is tapering off, I contacted Amazon and the manufacturer and I am just outside of the year warranty. My fault of course for not proactively contacting them sooner. Regardless not pleased that such a heavy rated product failed. I am looking elsewhere for a replacement.

So out of the 30 day return policy. The pin which allows the Jack to retract broke. And I had no pin to replace it. I was stuck with one Jack down and no way to get it retracted. Don't buy this.

Disappointed in quality, broke after only a few uses. Friends bought the same ones and they had the same issues we had

arrived fine, installed fine.. broke first time i rolled it up. pin that holds the washer that keeps all thread rod from backing out sheard off with little effort. good, well made product. with cheap quality tiny part that negates the good..

This broke the second time I went camping with it.

Did not work for the job I wanted it for poor purchace waste of money

worthless , didn't fit the main item I ordered. This was an add on item offered. Too small to send back so total ripoff.

It does not work with our drill

Terrible quality it broke after first use I'll request a refund but if they don't want to wasn't that much but save your money!!!

It came with a bent shaft. It is very hard to use. It is not worth returning. I will buy my next one at a store were I can check the quality.

We have a 38' Keystone Laredo fifth wheel and the wheels are close together. This WILL NOT fit between the wheels.

Be sure to measure distance between tires as it may be too small as this one is for me. Seems to ne a very good product.

These do not fit my Jayco Whitehawk, not even close. Any newer style trailer that has wheels farther apart (most trailers are going this direction for better stability), these will not expand far enough to fit. To make it worse, I didn't get to use these for about a month after I bought them and now it's too late to return them. What a waste. Terrible description.

Even at it's smallest point, it does not fit between the wheels of our 5th wheel. Never used it, collecting dust.

Didn't make any difference in my application. My rig has a Lippert Ground Control 3.0 leveler system, and the X-Chocks didn't make any difference.If you have flimsy scissor type jacks I am sure the X-Chocks would be an improvement, but they apparently don't work in every application.

We have a 31 foot, dual axle travel trailer. These do not seem to make a difference with the trailer rock. I experimented with different levels of tightness, but it didn't seem to matter. We recently took a 50 day trip in our trailer. By the end of the trip I started not using them. No one in our family noticed.