Description
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Product Description
Package Include:
2 x 6500lbs RV Stabilizer Jacks
1 x Crank Handle
- Material:Thickened Steel
- Pruduct Size: 28.5 x 26 x 7.3 inch
- Package Include:26.22 x 13.39 x 4.93 inch
- Item Weight:22 LBS
LCyindu 6500lbs RV Stabilizer Jacks
Product Details:
Load Capacity:6500LBS(1Pcs)
Extended Height :4”-24”
Static Height:4.5”
Mounting Plate Size:3.5”x 7”
Base Dimensions:4.5” x 9”
Retracted Height:4.5”
Retracted Height:26”
Width:7.3”
- The base is stamped and forged from thickened steel.
- The surface is sprayed with plastic to effectively prevent rust.
Heavy-Duty Steel
The stabilizers are made of heavy-duty, high-grade steel and powder-coated to resist rust.
Easy to Store
When not in use, the adjustable trailer leveling jacks stands retract to 4 x 26 inches (10.2 x 66 cm) for easy storage; mounting plate on top of the jack has holes so you can bolt or weld it to the frame of your trailer or RV; kit includes 2 stabilizing scissor jacks and a crank handle
6500LBS Load-bearing
After rigorous testing standards, the RV jack can withstand a load of 6,500 pounds when it fully reaches 24 inches of travel.




Z.E.G. –
Easy setup, sturdy stand, what more could you ask more? I am not using it to balance out my RV as I don’t have one, but I am using it as a better answer to the basic stand that came with my Scion xB. This lifts my car up higher than the basic jack stand, so I can actually fit under my car. I love the wide base and top flat fitting to cover more of the jackpoint of the car.
Trevor & Amber –
One of my jacks got ripped off the bottom of my camper so I ordered this jack to replace it. It’s heavy and sturdy. Installation took some time but was straight forward. All parts were included. This jack works as well, if not better than the original jack that came on the camper. I think this will last a long time.
John Hartline –
I should know better than to order a product with no reviews. I thought the first stabilizer I installed was jammed in the retracted position…. Nope. These stabilizers are reverse threaded. Up is down and down is up. You have to run your drill forward to retract and reverse to deploy. I’ve never seen that before. Who does that? The second stabilizer has the nut used for deploying and retracting cross threaded so it wobbles like crazy when in use. It feels like the jack screw is bent. My main concern (other than the annoyance factor) is that I am not sure how far they got it threaded before it stopped. If it falls off, a sturdy pair of vise grips would be needed to move the jack screw. Lastly, the mounting bracket on the second stabilizer was assembled incorrectly so that only one set of mounting holes aligned. The second set was off by 1/4”. Spend a few extra bucks and buy a higher quality set of stabilizers.Update: I have updated my review. This seller’s customer service reached out to me and offered to replace the jacks. Ihad them replace the one with the wobbly nut. They did so quickly and stayed in touch with me throughout the process. Their customer service was topflight!