Wayne's Stabilizer

[LoonyBin]

Our popup has 4 jacks, but I am unable to get the unit solid from swaying with them.

Has anyone used the Wayne's Stabilizer?
Wayne's

It looks like a simple but good solution.

Thanks, Jack

[LoonyBin]

Our popup has 4 jacks, but I am unable to get the unit solid from swaying with them.

Has anyone used the Wayne's Stabilizer?
Wayne's

It looks like a simple but good solution.

Thanks, Jack

[Kablewizard]

Jack; I have never seen or heard of those stabilizers sorry I am sure someone will make a post on them.

When we had our coleman pop-up I never had trouble securing it. After leveling left to right I would block both wheels in front and back and then Level with the front jack afterwards getting all 4 stablizers down just barely making the camper move as I tighten them and it never moved. I have done the same on both of the toy haulers and they don't move either. A thought is your not putting the jacks on wooden blocks they could let you move too,if I needed more room I used Lynks levelers because they locked togeather. Hope this all helps.

[Medorg]

I also got rid of the flimsy jacks that came with the camper..Now I dont have to crawl under the camper to put them down or up...also less sway now.. photos of my new BAL brand scissor jacks are on my webshots.
Click on the Flagstaff link below.

[Fairview 2001]

I would just use a BAL Wheel Leveler instead of the BAL jacks. You run a lot less risk of getting frame damage. The Jacks are stronger that the frame.

BAL Leveler

[doughboy81972]

I just went to the auto yard and pulled 4 matching scissor jacks and they only cost me $10 a piece and then some had a hole in the top I put a bolt through it and drilled a hole in the frame and now I can use a drill with a 3/4 socket extension on it and quickly and easy stabilize an even have a to jack the trailer in case of flat tire and the trailer won't slip because the bolt is in a retaining hole