🟡 Camco Yellow Stabilizer Jack Support - Durable UV Resistant Material, 7" Lift - Model (44424) Review

They are very well made and heavy when you have 5 nested together. When they are nested within each other, it is very difficult to separate them. I glued a 2 1/2 inch (2 1/2 inch) piece of wood measuring 2 inch by 2 inch to the bottom of each so they don't touch when nested and easy to separate now when they are used.

Use these on my front and rear stabilizer jacks. Toy dump truck weighing 16,500 pounds. I find them fairly durable on rock/gravel, sand and hard dirt. I cut squares out of 4x4 plywood to lay on the support. I also used spray wrap to cover the top of the jack supports and plywood just for extra support.

It was a great idea to shorten the stabilizer legs but the material wasn't strong enough for my short 29ft Class A RV. They started to warp and partially collapsed before I they replaced with stacked concrete blocks. I recommend the manufacturer to use thicker and stronger materials.

Lighter and cleaner than wood but there is a huge hole in the middle right where you would put a trailer leg. I also hate that the surface is so slippery. I had a bit of an issue with my trailer slipping off when it wasn't latched well. Now I put an anti-slip mat + wood on it. However, it seems to be a very difficult task.

They are perfect for the front chassis or our fifth wheel. They are light and easy to transport. We managed to remove a ton of stackable blocks from our storage. That's all we need now. They are stable and will easily carry our 10,000 pound fifth wheel. We wanted to buy Anderson buckets but they were a lot cheaper and looked just like Anderson buckets. So glad we got these instead!

Very durable. Does not stack when in use. They can be stacked for storage and are light enough for a 5 year old to lay out and assemble. She loves to help! (= I put them under the jack stands of our toy tractor (not much weight.) And under the jack's little round leg. (Heavy as hell.) No problem. Parents to have a set because they are so useful and convenient!

Did you know that the supports on your motorhome can be extended too far? Apparently it is possible. When I had the stabilizer bars repaired under warranty I was told that when walking on a trailer or with the trailer swaying in the wind, extending them too much will put too much stress on them, not to mention they will absorb moisture and rust are exposed. As if I really believe it! However, after using these blocks, I found that the stabilizers are easier to remove, so there may be a good…