These adapter lugs are the missing link between your JT's Strong Arm jack stabilizers and the round hydraulic foot pads found on many fifth-wheel RVs. Without them, the Strong Arm stabilizer bar cannot properly seat on a round pad -- these adapters create a secure, compatible connection so your stabilizer system works as designed.
Many fifth-wheel RVs use hydraulic landing gear legs that terminate in a round foot pad rather than a flat or square base. Standard JT's Strong Arm stabilizer bars are designed to attach at the foot pad level, but the round pad geometry requires an adapter to create a positive connection. Lippert part 15-0814 solves that fitment gap directly.
Each package includes two adapter lugs -- one for each side of a tandem-axle stabilizer setup. Installation is a DIY-friendly process requiring no special tools beyond basic hand tools.
Specifically designed to interface with the round hydraulic foot pads common on fifth-wheel landing gear systems.
Package contains two adapter lugs -- enough for one complete stabilizer bar installation on a single side or both rear legs.
Designed for owner installation without professional service. No drilling or fabrication required in typical applications.
Backed by Lippert's limited 1-year manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
JT's Strong Arm is a Lippert-owned brand that produces rigid diagonal brace stabilizer kits for RV slide-outs and leveling jacks. The stabilizer bars brace between the RV frame and the foot pad of the landing gear, dramatically reducing the side-to-side and front-to-back movement common in parked fifth-wheels. The system is designed to attach at the foot pad -- which is why the foot pad geometry matters.
These adapters are designed exclusively for use with JT's Strong Arm jack stabilizer systems. They are not a universal foot pad adapter and will not work correctly with other stabilizer brands or generic scissor jacks.
Each adapter lug attaches to the round foot pad of the hydraulic landing gear leg, providing the attachment point the Strong Arm stabilizer bar requires. The process is straightforward for anyone comfortable with basic RV maintenance: