A single heavy-duty manual scissor jack engineered for RV stabilizing and leveling. The 285332 extends to a full 30 inches, collapses to just 4-1/4 inches for compact storage, and installs with a universal bolt-on or weld-on bracket -- no drilling jigs or specialty hardware required. It ships with four mounting screws and is ready to work on 5th wheels, travel trailers, and cargo or utility trailers.
When you drop the jacks at camp, the last thing you want is wobble, corrosion, or a collapsed base. Lippert built the 285332 with a bow-tie footplate for a wider stance and maximum ground contact, a rust-prohibitive finish on every metal surface, and a cold-rolled steel scissor mechanism rated to hold 5,000 lbs. per jack. That rating gives you real margin on most trailer corner weights.
The universal mounting design means this jack can be welded to a frame rail or bolted directly through existing holes -- a genuine advantage when you are replacing a failed factory jack on an older rig or adding stabilizers to a cargo trailer that shipped without them.
Handles typical 5th wheel and travel trailer corner loads with a meaningful safety margin over standard 3,500 lb jacks.
Reaches from a collapsed 4-1/4" to a full 30" -- enough clearance for most trailer setups, including frames with extra suspension drop.
Universal bracket works with factory bolt patterns or can be permanently welded to the frame rail for a clean, low-profile look.
Wider than a standard round foot, the bow-tie plate resists sinking into soft ground and improves lateral stability on uneven pads.
The 285332 is a direct fit for owners who need to replace a single damaged or worn scissor jack on a travel trailer or 5th wheel, add stabilization to a cargo or utility trailer, or upgrade factory jacks to a higher load rating. Because Lippert sells this as a single-pack, you buy exactly the quantity you need -- one jack per order -- rather than paying for a set when only one corner needs attention.
Mounting hardware is included: four (4) mounting screws ship with every kit. You will need a standard power drill or impact driver and the appropriate socket for the supplied hardware. For weld-on installations, a MIG or flux-core welder and basic fabrication skills are recommended.