🔧 BAL 24002C Scissors Jack with Standard Leveling Review

BAL scissor jacks are OEM parts. You may be able to find cheaper bushings, but I guarantee their materials and construction will be inferior to BAL's.

These scissor jacks were easy to install and worked as advertised. My camper no longer rocks when I'm trying to sleep, the wind is blowing, or the kids are moving.

This makes the stabilizer jacks that come with our rig look like toys. These baddies are likely to be heavier and add extra stability that the factory jacks lacked. The bolt holes lined up with the pre-drilled holes in the frame. Installation was so easy and they look like they won't rust in a year but we'll see.

Bought these to help me align and stabilize my fifth wheel and for both of those purposes they fit perfectly. Enough force to raise the trailer an additional 1/8 or 1/4 inch to level the trailer. But the handle did not have time to move very far, being so bent that it could not be used. Searching the web for a replacement turned up nothing but one or two that looked cheaper than this one. I got lucky with the handle change response as I was in the trunk of my car and saw the handle to take the…

I bought a 2016 20ft caravan a few weeks ago. When I first brought it home, I noticed that a leveling bushing was missing. I've considered other options, but scissor jacks, which are raised with a cordless screwdriver, are indeed the most convenient and stable option. I thought 24 inch jacks were pretty versatile until I started looking around. I chose BALs because they were made in the USA and looked like they were built to resist corrosion. Sold in pairs, I bought two sets. When the BAL…