Quick Products QPLSJS Leveling Extension Review

All in all a very useful tool. Yes, you can break it if you try to raise the entire trailer with the jacks, but that's not what jacks are for. I use mine with an impact wrench and it works fine, just don't get carried away and don't smack it more than once or twice. As mentioned in some of these reviews, yes you can break it with an impact wrench, but that's not the tool's fault. when I drop it on the grass. All in all very useful and only costs six dollars.

We recently downsized a 31ft trailer to a 20ft trailer. I got tired of twisting the old stabilizer bushings onto the old ones and ended up taking them off. The new trailer has one axle less, so more stabilization is required. I used it a lot this holiday. Definitely better than the old stapler and bit handle I used before. The same twisting setup has arrived on this device, and it's getting harder for any of us to get down low enough to do manual twisting. After all, it looks like it's mud…

I bought this bit because I make grease traps with 3/8 bolts and it saves a lot of time. I do preventative maintenance and building grease traps is part of my job. I use a drill like Dewalt to use this bit, but I try not to put a lot of pressure on the bit because I don't want to break it. Now when I use this drill, I first loosen the bolt with my channel locks to start it, but from there my drill and drill will do most of the other work necessary. When it comes to putting the screw back in…

Works great and makes it easy to lower the stabilizers. I noticed some comments and a question about using it with the IMPACT driver. Don't do well with a cordless screwdriver, but impact wrenches will likely break it if you don't prevent the screwdriver from starting to bang. Remember that stabilizers are ONLY for stabilizing, not for leveling. No need to rotate them and lift the trailer, just lower it to the ground. strong but NOT strong enough to lift a rig. This tool is designed for this…