BAL 0148.1035 23026 Tent Trailer Stabilizer - 20"

We have a small Meerkat trailer and these were perfect when we needed to replace a jack. A perfect fit. Good quality. I feel much more stable whenever we camp,

Came quickly, and it worked great! Comes with self tapping screws too, so if you’re replacing a broken jack and the old holes don’t line up, you’re all set! Stabilizes easily and pretty easily and the height is easily adjustable! Looks good and n the camper and feels sturdy.

Easy to mount. Comes with all the necessary hardware. I was able to install 2 in less than half hour on the front end. These supports can be lowered super-fast with little effort. They help keep my 19ft camper stable. Exactly what I needed.

These are listed as light duty and they really are best suited for a really light trailer such as a popup or very small single axle cargo trailer. The first few times up and down they aren't real smooth, but they do seem to get better. I would recommend adding a liberal amount of grease to the long screw and working it up and down several times to make them smoother. Mounting was pretty easy using the self-drilling screws. One helpful tip is to use a small automotive (hydraulic) jack to hold each one in place under the trailer while you put the screws in. The screws worked well and they are snug. I would recommend ordering the optional foot pads to go on them as well. I don't know why they don't just include them, but they give much more stability and won't sink into soft ground nearly as easily. Overall I give these four stars.

Matches the original equipment stabilizers on my Palomino Pop-up camper. Used this set to add stabilizers to the front as my camper only came with them on the rear. Fit great and function as they should. Don’t forget to buy the pack of sand pads to complete the job.

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.

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.

Most bizarre purchase I've made on Amazon. The product number on the decal on the stabilizer (23007) did not match the product number on the decal on the box (23026) (perhaps because the box contained TWO stabilizers and an adjusting handle), neither of which matched any of the product numbers printed on the box. As noted by others, the box clearly had printed on it that the stabilizer inside was the 17-inch version, not the 20-incher I had ordered. HOWEVER, when I tested the stabilizer, it extended to 20 inches, so I guess they're using up their old 17-inch boxes until they run out. MOST important, the holes on the new stabilizers matched up PERFECTLY with the holes on the camper, so no harm, no foul. For what it's worth, the #12 self-tapping screws included weren't big enough for the holes on the camper, so I had to go with #14's, and in some cases 1/4 inch bolts with lock nuts -- but that's not BAL's problem -- it's an old Rockwood pop-up camper. The footpads are nice to have -- we'd always gotten by with scraps of plywood, but these are nicer.