Stop the sway and rock that makes life uncomfortable at your campsite. Lippert's heavy-duty stabilizing scissor jacks (part 285344) mount quickly to your travel trailer or fifth wheel frame with included hardware -- no welder required -- and drop down to firm up your rig in minutes using a standard drill or crank handle.
Whether you're weekend camping or living full-time in your RV, an unstable rig wears on you fast. Every step, every movement, every gust of wind translates into a wobble that rattles dishes, rattles nerves, and rattles sleep. The Lippert 285344 scissor jacks are engineered to address exactly that problem.
These jacks are sold as a pair and include a crank handle and all mounting hardware, so you have what you need to get them installed and deployed on arrival day. The bow-tie base design spreads the load across a wider footprint, keeping the jack planted on both hard surfaces like concrete pads and softer ground like grass or gravel. Extend them to the ground, snug them up, and your rig stops moving.
Each jack is rated for 6000 lbs, giving you serious load-bearing capability for heavier travel trailers and fifth wheels.
Extends to a full 30 inches and collapses to just 4-1/4 inches when stowed -- compact storage, wide reach when deployed.
The bow-tie footprint keeps the jack from tipping or walking on both concrete pads and soft grass or gravel surfaces.
Universal mounting design works with included hardware for a no-weld bolt-on install, or can be permanently welded to your frame.
The 285344 jacks are designed for straightforward DIY installation. Mounting hardware is included, so most owners can complete installation with basic hand tools and a drill. Typical placement is along the main frame rails underneath your trailer, positioned toward the front and rear of the body for maximum stability.
These jacks are the right fit for travel trailer and fifth wheel owners who want to reduce rig movement at the campsite. They are stabilizing jacks -- designed to reduce rocking and swaying, not to level your rig or support it during tire changes. Use your tongue jack and wheel blocks or leveling blocks to get level first, then deploy these jacks to lock things down.
The 285344 jacks are built from heavy-duty steel with a powder-coated finish that resists rust and corrosion through regular campground use and weather exposure. At 36 lbs for the pair, they add minimal weight while delivering dependable stabilization season after season.