x-Brace for electric stabilizer jacks

[Ramjam2014]

Hello all, I searched around but couldn't find any post or much info on the web about these.

I have seen the X-Brace for the scissor jack stabilizers but haven't found anything that would work for the power jack version as our camper is equipped with.

There are a number of variants of these but looking for something like this that will work with an electric stabilizer jack?
https://www.morryde.com/products/sci...ck-stabilizer/

Any ideas are appreciated! thanks!

[SeaDog]

Check out steadyfast they work very well on my rig and were easy to install.

[5picker]

Originally Posted by Ramjam2014

Hello all, I searched around but couldn't find any post or much info on the web about these.



I have seen the X-Brace for the scissor jack stabilizers but haven't found anything that would work for the power jack version as our camper is equipped with.



There are a number of variants of these but looking for something like this that will work with an electric stabilizer jack?

https://www.morryde.com/products/sci...ck-stabilizer/



Any ideas are appreciated! thanks!

What "power jacks" does your R/V have?
Can you post a photo?

[Rolland]

On a fith wheel, I put on JT Strongarms on the front landing jacks, for the rear they only had braces going from front to rear and it didn't have a way to attach them without a bunch of fab work between the stab jacks. I went with ones similar to what you provided the pink to which did a very good job of helping reduce the side to side movement when pushing on the rear corner of the fifth wheel.

[Ramjam2014]

Attached is a bit further out of a pic than i'd like but hopefully it will let you zoom in some. Not the same as a hydraulic auto leveling jack. just meant to take out some of the flex but doesnt' seem to get rid of enough yet.

I believe the link below is what came installed on our TT. It might be slightly different model but same concept.
https://www.etrailer.com/Camper-Jack...SABEgInQvD_BwE

[Ramjam2014]

I saw the JT Strong Arms this weekend online and this seems to be the best option so far that I can tell. It does look like there will need to be some fabrication which I'm not a huge fan of but am capable of doing if needed. Thanks for the recommendation!

[NMWildcat]

Look at SteadyFast as seadog suggested. I feel they are an easier install and operation then the JT Strongarms.