🏕️ BAL 23025 Tent Trailer Stabilizer - 17-Inch Pair for Improved SEO Review

This fits snugly on my 1998 Coleman pop up camper trailer. I would have liked a more detailed description because I wasn't sure if it would fit when I ordered it. So here it is: the jack rests on three bolts. The two closest to the outside of the trailer (you can see the brace in the picture) and one screw in the center of the rail to the inside of the trailer. The exchange is easy. Simply unscrew the three bolts that may be lubricating any rusty bolts, then bolt on the new part. Remove the pad

After a minor miscalculation while parking our 2002 Coleman/Fleetwood Niagara Pop-Up we realized we needed a new stabilizer. It's hard to say which was more deformed - me or the stabilizer. Sometimes it takes a while to find and get the popup parts, but this one arrived in two days and I installed it in about 15 minutes. The three holes lined up perfectly with the bolts on the Niagara frame, and we were even able to reuse a (relatively) undamaged bracket from the old anti-roll bar. I'd rather…

My trailer tent came factory new with only two stabilizers in the back and we wanted to tighten the trailer up a bit so I ordered another set of these. Installation took longer than expected, not because of this product but because my trailer didn't have the frame members in the right place for the screws. After scratching my head a bit, I found a solution and welded two 11" steel elbows at a 45 degree angle to the front corners of the trailer frame. Once the corner has been welded on, they…