🔧 Camco Olympian Aluminum Stack Jacks - Stabilize, Level, and Position RVs, Trailers, and Campers - Up to 6,000 lbs Capacity - 17" Extension - 4 Pack (Model 44560) Review

Just buy it. Exactly what they say they are. For people with bad reviews. These are LEVELING jacks. You don't pick up a Camaro in your front yard and leave it underneath for months. The packaging says it cannot be removed. Yes, they're good for £6000, but they're clearly not on the jack. Designed to keep 6000lb RV's etc from rocking instead of using wooden blocks. They're much nicer, easier to handle, have more uses, and just plain better looking. If you need a jack, buy a jack.

This is an item that costs $34 this time. I really like her! However, you should make them in a larger size. I have to mount them on wood blocks or cinder blocks to get them closer to my RV's frame, then they are great for my 23ft RV that weighs 5,000 pounds. The two wheels on one side hold the two wheels off the ground after I raised the van with a bottle jack and then lowered it onto these Camco aluminum jacks. I'll try the other side soon so all four wheels can be lifted off the ground and…

I bought these jacks to support my van while I was working on it. When they arrived I read the instructions and they specifically state that they are not campervan friendly. Even if it says "Not for RV Support" on the bottom of each jack. My problem is that "Not for RV support" is not listed in any online Jack ads. With a rating of 6,000lbs per jack and 4 jacks per pack you would think they should be able to handle 24,000lbs. My device only weighs 9,000 pounds, but I didn't feel confident about

They're great for the price and I love how little space they take up, but you have to know that they're small and only very stable when they're up of the lowest height are used. Consider that they only reach 11-13 inches and the rest of your space will need to be filled with wood blocks or bricks to be stable. Even extended a few centimeters higher, they have a lot of play and your motorhome will still wobble. Not as much as using wheels and shocks, but enough to be an issue. Bigger, wider, and

Quality can't be beat at this price. Seems to be nicely made. The only thing that confuses me is that it needs a locking mechanism underneath. The screw thread in the base is just a large steel nut that fits into the cast socket. The problem arises when you need to expand the screw to its upper limits. The assembly may wobble slightly as the steel nut is not tightly secured in the base. The solution I came up with was to buy another steel nut and screw it in from the bottom once the jack is set

I bought 8 (2 x 4 packs) for my 8000lb 36ft camper to stabilize it when camping. The electric landing gear on the camper didn't seem to help much with the bouncing and swaying of people walking around. Even my 10 year old daughter rolling over in her bunk caused a commotion. These jacks completely solved the problem. With four on each side and equal space, there was almost no traffic. It should be noted that their maximum size is around 17 inches, so bear this in mind before purchasing. My RV's