23026 20" Light Trailer Stabilizing Jacks with Crank Handle – Set of 2 Manual Leveling Jacks for Small Campers & Utility Trailers, 1000 lbs. Capacity Per Jack

Not too hard to change out, just three bolts like the original #BAL jack. These came in a pair and it seem to be good quality

Easy to install. Great addition to small campers that only come with two stabilizing jacks.

I replaced the 4 OEM stabilizer jacks that came with my 2010 RPOD 172. The stock jacks were very rusted. The rear ones bolted directly in place of the existing screw holes after I removed the rear OEM jacks. For the front two jacks, I had to drill 3 small holes to in order to install the new jacks. Over all, I am very pleased with these stabilizer jacks. They look great, folds away neatly, and keeps the trailer rock steady. The only gripe I had is that it does not come with the PADS. You have to buy at set of these separately.

This worked out very well for my camper. I have a little teardrop so it’s not very heavy but these are strong enough to lift it an inch or two off the ground and still remain stable. Only thing is I wish they came with the feet so I didn’t have to buy them separately.

Through my own stupidity I managed to mangle one of the stabilizers when pulling our trailer into the street. These match the other stabilizers perfectly. The price was reasonable enough for the two pack and it came with an additional crank. You may also want to pick up a set of the circle pads that go on the end of the stabilizer as they don't come with and it's better to have them around than to have to track one down when you've managed to bend one up.

Perfect fit, bolted right in, works flawlessly! Would have been much better if it came with a drill attachment socket for raising/lowering in lieu of handle.

These were installed on the front of a 2019 Aliner Scout. Rear stabilizers only weren't sufficient. They are the same size as the existing rear ones. Quick to install after some time spent drilling three holes for each. Kit included stabilizers, crank handle,and self tapping mounting bolts.

Has three (3) bolt holes; 2 of them are 3” apart and they are 16” from other hole. This will make sense if replacing on Little Guy 21” trailer. I bent one on recent elk hunt…took <5min to unbolt ; replace; rebolt….easy easy easy!