Set of two adjustable telescopic RV stabilizing jacks with 16" to 30" height range, steel construction, quick-release pins, stable foot pads, and 6,000 lb load capacity for parked RV support.
The Camco 48860 Eaz-Lift Telescopic Jack set is designed to help stabilize a parked RV, travel trailer, camper, or motorhome by reducing movement after the unit has been leveled and positioned. The telescoping design adjusts from 16" to 30", making the jacks useful for a variety of campsite and storage setups.
Each jack features sturdy steel construction, a zinc-plated inner tube and screw assembly, powder-coated finish for rust protection, quick-release pin adjustment, and a stable foot pad. These jacks are intended for stabilizing and support while parked, not for lifting the trailer for service or tire changes.
Helps reduce rocking and movement while parked
Telescopic height adjustment fits many RV and camper setups
Durable steel body with rust-resistant powder-coated finish
Includes two stabilizing jacks with quick-release pin design
These jacks are intended to stabilize a parked RV, camper, motorhome, or trailer after it has been properly leveled. They should not be used as the sole means of lifting, leveling, supporting, or servicing a vehicle or trailer. Do not use these jacks for tire changes, axle service, frame repair, or any application where a vehicle could shift or fall. Always follow the RV/trailer manufacturer’s support and leveling instructions.
Before Starting: Park the RV or trailer on a stable surface, chock wheels, and level the RV using the appropriate leveling method before placing stabilizing jacks. Do not rely on stabilizing jacks to lift or level the full vehicle. Basic Use Steps: 1. Park and Chock: Park on a firm, stable surface and chock the wheels before setting jacks. 2. Level First: Level the RV or trailer using leveling blocks, tongue jack, landing gear, or approved leveling equipment. 3. Choose Jack Locations: Place jacks only at approved stabilizing/support points recommended by the RV or trailer manufacturer. 4. Adjust Height: Use the quick-release pin to set the telescopic height near the needed position. 5. Set Foot Pad: Place the foot pad on firm, level ground or a suitable support pad if ground is soft. 6. Snug Into Position: Use the screw adjustment to bring the jack into firm contact for stabilizing support. 7. Do Not Overload: Do not use the jack to raise the RV, lift tires, or force the frame upward. 8. Check Periodically: Recheck stability after settling, wind, rain, or changes in ground conditions.
Package Contents: • 2 Camco / Eaz-Lift telescopic RV stabilizing jacks • Quick-release pin design • Integrated stable foot pads NOT Included — May Also Need: • RV leveling blocks • Wheel chocks • Jack pads or ground pads for soft surfaces • Bottle jack or service jack for tire changes • Built-in leveling system components • Replacement mounting brackets or frame hardware • Storage bag or case This listing is for the set of two stabilizing jacks only unless otherwise stated. Confirm whether your setup also needs leveling blocks, wheel chocks, or jack pads.
To confirm these jacks are right for your setup, consider the following: • Distance from ground to approved stabilizing/support point • Whether the 16" to 30" height range fits your RV or trailer • Whether the ground surface is firm enough for stabilizing jacks • Whether jack pads are needed on gravel, dirt, grass, or asphalt • Whether you need stabilization only or actual leveling/lifting equipment • Total support needs and placement points recommended by the RV manufacturer Why this matters: Stabilizing jacks reduce movement after the RV is parked and leveled. They are not intended to replace leveling systems, tongue jacks, landing gear, axle stands, or service jacks.
Match these jacks by intended use, height range, support location, ground surface, and load requirements. Do not use stabilizing jacks as a substitute for proper lifting or leveling equipment.
If stabilization problems continue, check leveling, wheel chocks, jack placement, ground firmness, support pads, frame contact points, and whether additional stabilizing equipment is needed.
These jacks are for stabilizing/support use only while the RV or trailer is parked. Do not use them to lift a vehicle, change tires, support people working underneath, replace jack stands, replace a leveling system, or support an occupied vehicle in an unsafe condition. Always chock wheels, level the RV first, use firm ground or suitable jack pads, follow the RV manufacturer’s support-point guidance, and stay within rated capacity.