🔋 RV Leveling Scissor Jack Socket Drill Adapter by Camco - Fits 3/8" and 1/2" Power Drills, Compatible with All 3/4" Hex Drive Jacks (57363) Review

Oh my god, life would be very hard without this article and a cordless drill! I lowered scissor jacks by hand for years until I saw someone with a drill and an attachment. Buy a quality drill with some power like the Dewalt brand and this item and you'll thank your lucky star!

There is nothing to say about this except that it is made of good material, it is not flimsy or flimsy, it fits in a standard drill press and because you don't see it very well in the photos, it has a flat side so it doesn't easily rotate in the drill. My son who is responsible for installing the stabilizer bars on my trailer loves it! 👍

Great little basic head. The shank entering the drill has a large circumference. I use an 18 volt dewalt drill and need to open the hole almost as wide as possible. If you have a welder, you can easily make one yourself, but the price is low enough to just buy one. Conclusion: Great product for raising and lowering scissor jacks on my retractable RV.

I bought mine in 2016 and used it on 28ft and 23ft RVs. I use it with a Milwaukee cordless drill and this cordless drill with socket has more than enough power to raise and lower the stabilizers to the desired position. In fact, I keep this outlet in my Milwaukee tote bag when not in use. This outlet is especially useful when it's raining and you're in a hurry. I think the only thing better is auto levels.

This little socket turns your cordless drill into a jack stand for your RV. This not only makes raising and lowering the supports quicker and easier, but also prevents the motorhome from twisting. I accidentally overtightened a jack and my door would not open. Now I can always stop with the same pressure with the ratchet of the cordless drill. The stability is rock solid and I hardly had to exert myself. This inexpensive little socket is a must have for all RV owners.

Quality 3/4" socket for use in my drill when raising/lowering TT outriggers. I used to use a regular 3/4" socket with a drill adapter but I got tired of it to remove them from my toolbox before the trip and then look for the outlet in the middle of my next project because I forgot to put it back in the toolbox after the trip. I keep this in my TT just to remind myself of my practice before heading to the mountains.

Are you kidding?! This is the best $5 outlet I have ever bought. Probably the best $5 I've ever spent. Every person who has scissor jacks anywhere NEEDS them. Set the drill to the torque you want and it will go down and stop at the exact pressure you want all around your RV. In no more than two minutes, your scissor jacks are securely on the ground and you're sitting at the picnic table, beer banging, before your now-envious campsite neighbor is halfway through his first jack. [June 2018…

Manually lowering and then raising scissor jacks is one of my least favorite things about using my RV. By hooking this up to a cordless drill and in just a few seconds with any jack, you're set up and ready to go. Easily saves at least a few minutes and some sweat, and when it's raining it gets the job done quickly and you get in quicker. While installation is faster, disassembly is even faster. Overall, your cordless drill and this socket will save you a ton of time, not to mention the strain…