Set 2 BIGFOOT 5000 Lb 24" RV Trailer Stabilizer Leveling Scissor Jacks W/Power Drill Socket & Full Install Kit 26044 | Libra Trailer Parts (2024)

Super Stabil Jacks!!: These are awesome!! I replaced 2 of the OEM jacks on my 27’ Coachman Catalina after one of the front ones buckled. I made the mistake of only ordering 2 of the Bigfoots. They got here fast. Putting them on was a little bit of a chore because the holes didn’t line up. No big deal. I drilled a couple new holes and was able to use 2 already drilled holes. They came with the drill socket to screw in the new jack screws, the drill socket for raising and lowering the jacks and a crank handle to also raise and lower the jacks. We loved them so much because they were more stable then the OEM RV jacks especially with the large base plate. We wanted to get another 2 jacks for the rear, but every place was out of stock.

However, just got an email notification from Walmart that they were back in stock, so I checked LIBRA and they were in stock!! I ordered them up and they came 4 days before we were expecting them. This time I was surprised because they included 2 white sticker templates that showed where the holes would line up. I used this for drilling the new holes. Much appreciated this was included. Saved a lot of time and headache. It took me even less time to drill holes and mount the new jacks! I would highly recommend these. Almost no bounce with these. You can’t get just two, make sure to get 4!

Nice scissor jacks, not for lifting?: I find it ironic that these scissor jacks are not for lifting, although I think I know why. These are made for large RVs and large trailers which could easily push the limits of these scissor jacks.

I’m using one of these towards the front of my very small trailer home. It’s taking the weight off of the rear suspension of my small truck that I’m using to tow it. It works really well. The total weight of the trailer, fully loaded, is around 800lbs if I had to guess.

The good: these seem very well made. I was instantly impressed when inspecting them. Make sure to use dry lube on the hinges and the threaded rod. Makes it smoother to lift and lower.

Here’s the bad: the included screws are of terrible quality. There are voids in the metal and they seem poorly made. I used 3/8″ grade 8 bolts with prevailing torque nuts.

Excellent wide base 5000lb jack for lowered cars and lifted trucks!: I bought these to use as a low profile, high lift jack that I put in my lowered Acura Integra, and my Honda CRV.

I replaced my factory Honda scissor jacks with these. They are low enough for my lowered car, and high enough for my Crv. They are sturdy, support 5000lbs, have the widest base that I’ve seen for stability, and are lighter than my low profile high lift aluminum Jack.

So these are a perfect Jack or stability platform for low and high cars! This can also be used for campers or anything that you want to level or lift under 5000lbs.

I find these in particular to be awesome because of the ultra wide base. A travel Jack can often tilt the angle of the cheap stock thin travel scissor jack, as your jacking up the vehicle. This will ultimately lead to having to lower the stock scissor jack to reposition it, or the vehicle can fall off of the scissor jack.

Most people don’t haul Jack stands with them for an accidental highway or gravel road tire replacement. The thin base of the factory scissor travel Jack is thin and cause problems like the vehicle falling off of the jack white it is jacked up. I have had a factory scissor jack start to lean on uneven ground because it had a thin base, and the car did fall!

Pick up some wide base jacks so if you ever need to change your tire in an emergency, you can do so safely with a wider base platform for uneven ground.