LIBRA Set of 2 Bigfoot 5000 lb 24" RV Trailer Stabilizer Leveling Scissor Jacks w/Handle & Dual Power Drill Sockets & Hardware

$ 85.39

Score By Feature

Based on 98 ratings

Easy to install

9.58

Stability

9.73

Sturdiness

9.48

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Product Description

A BIGFOOT version featured 12" x 7". With a 5" super-size foot plate, you'll be able to stand tall. There's no need for you to add padding yourself.

This item includes two steel jacks and a crank handle, as well as a 3/4" magnetic socket to raise and lower the jacks with an electric drill. It also comes with eight 3/8" self taping mounting screws and a 9/16" socket for easy installation!

A load capacity of 5,000 pounds per jack is attached by bolts or welding

The extended height of the stand is 24" and the retracted height is 5". The retracted length is 26" and the width is 7".

Only for RV leveling and stabilizing. Do not use for lifting, tire changes or supporting weight of any vehicles.

Selected User Reviews For LIBRA Set of 2 Bigfoot 5000 lb 24" RV Trailer Stabilizer Leveling Scissor Jacks w/Handle & Dual Power Drill Sockets & Hardware

What a nice scissor jack, would you use it to lift something? Despite knowing the reason why scissor jacks are not for lifting, I find it ironic that they are not for lifting

5/5

The scissor jacks are meant to support large RVs and large trailers that may easily exceed the capacity of these On my very small trailer, I have one of these mounted on the front. I'm using my small truck to tow it with it. By doing so, it's removing the weight from the rear suspension. I really like the way it works. If I were to guess, the trailer weighs about 800 pounds when fully loaded. Here are some of the good things This seems to be a very good quality product. The moment I inspect them, I am instantly impressed. Ensure that both the hinges and the threaded rods are lubricated with dry lube. Lifting and lowering it is no longer as difficult. Let's take a look at what's not so good There is a terrible quality to the screws that come with the kit. This metal seems poorly made, and there are voids in it. Using 3/8" grade 8 bolts with prevailing torque nuts was my solution.

Sawyer May

| Feb 21, 2021

The best stabilizing jacks out there! You should check them out! One of the front OEM jacks buckled on a 27' Coachman Catalina, so I replaced 2 of them

5/5

It was a mistake of mine to order only two We got the shoes fast, but the holes didn't line up very well, making them a bit annoying to put on. This is nothing to be concerned about. My new holes were able to be used along with two existing holes that I had already drilled. With the jacks were the drill socket to screw in the new jack screws, the drill socket to raise and lower the jacks, and a crank handle to raise and lower them. It was so much easier to handle than OEM RV jacks and the base plate was so large that it made them very stable. A number of places were out of stock of the 2 jacks we wanted for the rear.

Although, I just received an email notification from Walmart that the items were back in stock, so I checked Amazon and they were all still available! Ours came four days earlier than expected because I ordered them up. I was surprised to find two white sticker templates showing lines where the holes should align this time around. It served as the drill bit for drilling It was very kind of you to include this. I saved a great deal of time and headache by using this. The new jacks were even easier to install drilling and mounting them took me a fraction of the time! This would be my top recommendation. They bounce almost no more than the others. It isn't enough to get just two make sure you get 4.

Lillie Olson

| Oct 02, 2020

Thanks to the Bigfoot Jacks, I have more stability! I like these stabilizer jacks a lot! A set of these has a rectangular foot print and can handle 5000 pounds

4/5

I replaced the worn out rear jacks on my 27-foot trailer with these new ones. I can tell a big difference because I am using a Forest River Travel Trailer. The mounting holes of these jacks do not match those of my old ones, which is why I deducted 1 star. I had to drill new mounting holes to secure to the frame, but it's not a big deal. In order to get them into the trailer, you will need (2) drill sockets, a crank handle, and bolts. The jacks offered here are of a higher quality than the original OEM jacks. Purchasing this product is well worth it. No one can possibly go wrong with this!.

Nellie Woodard

| May 23, 2021

We find these to be an excellent way of stabilizing To add stability to our campers, we use these between the wheels

5/5

The mat prevents my wife from shaking when I walk across the floor of the camper. It's a good value for the money.

Karter HUMPHRIES

| Oct 06, 2020

I like it a lot

5/5

Two have been installed on my camper for the past few weeks, and I can definitely recommend them. A simple process for opening and closing. This is a very well-made product. It is nice that they have a large base plate, which makes them more stable when laying on the ground.

Delaney Wolf

| Dec 06, 2020

The Big Foot is on the way! I love it

5/5

I really like how big your foot is! This is fantastic! This is not a block of wood, etc. , and it is very well The mounting hardware should be good. Even the sockets for your impact driver are included.

Margaret Bowers

| Apr 17, 2021

The quality of the writing is excellent

5/5

I can't believe the difference between the stock stabilizers and the Big Foot stabilizers. Weighing roughly the same as the stock, it is sturdy, makes a great upgrade from the stock thanks to its large footprint and durability. In terms of installation, I was fortunate in that the Big Foot stabilizers aligned perfectly with the ones I removed, so no drilling was required. In addition, I was able to reuse the old stabilizers because they were bolted in place, so I could use them for the new Big Foots. I was done in less than forty minutes It takes 50 minutes for all four to be installed.