Camco Durable Tongue Jack Stand - Stabilize & Evenly Distribute 5,000 lbs. of Weight - Lightweight & Easy to Store - 44635 Review

This is great instead of using some wooden blocks under the jack. The wheel cannot be jacked up when using this product. Helps remove trailer from ball joint. Not stable enough to be used alone. I recommend putting stabilizers under the trailer rather than relying on them.

we have a 34ft trailer with an 850lb pin. After 3 months of using this cone it basically gives up. I forgot to lubricate the hitch and when unhooking from the truck there was a big separation, the cone kinked and thank goodness the RV got stuck in the hitch again. I think this device will work for small applications like a £500 pen.

I've had this for over 3 months now and use it every day because we work full time. My trailer weighs 3200 pounds. It worked as advertised. I've used it on all types of terrain, gravel, cement, grass, mud, sand. I bought Camco rubber jack pads to put under the jack when driving on gravel and sand. If I need to replace it I will buy another one. I didn't like the idea of carrying firewood, so I tried it, so I was happy.

Excellent material, excellent performance, good color and good visibility when using the rear camera. But if I may suggest to those of us who want to remove the wheel and use this product, a large mug over it. Get more customers and get less bang for your buck simply by enlarging the mug. The flange welded to the underside of my jack post is larger than the cup on this riser. BTW, the sticker came off completely and easily in one movement.

When I bought this stand I wasn't sure if it would be heavy enough. I have an Equilizer hitch and therefore have to lift not only the weight of the trailer tongue but also the rear of the tractor slightly to remove the Equilizer links. I was worried that the extra weight might cause the jack to crush the Camco jack. But it worked great and helped reduce the vertical movement required to lift the trailer off the tractor. I would buy this again.

Avid hiker, camps almost every other weekend and gets a lot of exercise. My motorhome has never hit the ground. Until I used it. My RV's tongue hit the ground right after I got off the truck. Knocked out "Jack stabilizer" under him. The ground was level. And the wheels on the camper were locked. The camper weighs 3,400 pounds fully loaded. That's £1,600 less than face value. And my camper's tongue weighs just over 300 pounds. I don't know what happened, but all I know is that I would never use…

Received this to replace some wooden blocks I use to park my trailer. From a physical point of view, this is quite logical. Even if it should be a little higher. I keep seeing reviews where users think their trailer will fall. This means you are locking the wheels incorrectly. I recommend purchasing a set of expandable wheel chocks that fit between the two tires on the axles. This secures the trailer even on uneven ground. How can this device not be better than a stack of 2x6 pieces of wood?

I love it because it doesn't overload my jack on those "flat" campsites. you know how to do it It also prevents my cement road from being damaged by the jack or vice versa. My jack is manual so that's also a plus that you don't have to turn as much. This thing saves me 3 minutes on setup. I actually like the bright yellow because I use it as a guide for my rear camera connection and it reminds us not to trip over a damn clutch at night. Shins can only take so much. Someone complained that the…