RV Camper Trailer Scissor Jack Quick Release 2pk

Do you have a dip at the end of your driveway that bottoms out your scissor jacks? I do. And it's a pain dragging lumber pieces to get the camper in and out. This is the solution! No jack to drag means no dragging jack, right?Installation was straightforward and use is very simple. We dont even travel with the jacks on anymore, just attach them when we need them. Totally recommend these.

These brackets make it very easy if you want to travel without the stabilizer jacks hanging underneath the trailer. These are very sturdy. The bracket allows stabilizers to slide on or off without much fuss. This is a very well made product that does exactly what it is supposed to do.

I have bent more than a couple sets of the rear scissor jacks on my RV in WV so I was hoping this would take care of that along with the fact that the newest set didn't really line up with the mounting plate holes I already had. This will take care of both problems. The self-tapping screws went through the bumper frame attachment area fairly quickly just using a hand battery screwdriver/drill. The plates mounted well on both the jacks and frame. Thanks

These were a must have for us - our driveway slope is too extreme and we could not park the trailer up there with the jacks on the rear. These were easy to mount and I have been using them for over 3 years now without issue. They may appear kind of pricy for what they are - but there really aren't any other alternatives - and they are well made.

We offroad with our travel trailer and have often found that the back stabilizers can drag while going over rough or uneven roads. These SaveAJack units allow me to remove the jacks while traveling which not only resolves the dragging/damaging issue but gives me more clearance since the jacks are not on the trailer at all! This is even more effective since I had added feet to the bottom of the jacks since they were not tall enough, thus making the drag issue even worse.The only complaint, and I see that on several of the comments, is that the included self-tapping bolts are very poorly made and can twist off when installing. They state to torque to 10# but you will need more than that to tap the hole even after pre-drilling as recommended. Had to drill out one broken bolt and replaced with better quality ones. A few pennies for better quality bolts would avoid this and make a better and more secure product.

Got tired of bending my scissor jacks every time I took the trailer off the main roads. The SaveAJacks were easy to install and make the jacks super quick and easy to put on and take off. Because they should be removed for transport, the process of taking them off and putting them on adds maybe a minute to our routine but the jacks stay clean and smooth functioning because they’re not getting covered with road grime. Totally worth the trade off. Very happy with this purchase.

These work really good and were easy to install. Being able to take off the rear scissor jacks, gives us about six more inches of clearance to get up our driveway.

I first purchased 2 sets of these 3 months ago and since have bought 1 more set. I use these to make it easy to remove to clean and lubricate. This prevents me from having to repair them when the pin Breaks on Jack Shaft. I have moved my TT 3 times since purchase and installation the takedown and set-up are so much easier now. That the jack are clean at the start. I highly recommend them If you relocate often. Starting the 5th year in an RV TT.