Ultra Scissor Jacks - 2 Pack
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Ultra Scissor Jacks - 2 Pack
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Features
Manually stabilize and level your 5th wheel or travel trailer with Ultra Scissor Jacks. This set of 2 jacks comes with a crank handle and functions as a direct replacement for almost any brand of scissor jacks. Large 5" x 9" footpads combat sinking and tilting. Each jack extends from 4.75" to 24" in height. Powder-coated black finish resists rusting.
KEY FEATURES:
SPECIFICATIONS:
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KEY FEATURES:
- Stabilizes up to 6,500 lbs. per jack
- 3" x 10" multi-hole mounting plates
- Strong worm-gear jacking mechanism won't slip
- Bolts or welds to RV frame for easy storage
- Installs easily
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Weight: 24.9 lbs.
- Lifetime warranty
- Manufacturer: Ultra-Fab Products
- Model#: 48-979002
- Manually stabilizes and levels 5th wheels/trailers
- Direct replacement for most brands of scissor jack
- Large 5" x 9" footpads combat sinking and tilting
- Extends from 4.75" to 24" in height
- Powder-coated black finish resists rusting
Specs
| Frame Material | Powder-Coated |
|---|---|
| Jack Type | Manual |
| Lift | 24.00 in |
| Weight Capacity | 6500.00 lbs |
| Unit Weight | 24.90 lb |
| Brand | Ultra-Fab |
| MFG Part No. | 48-979002 |
Reviews
Rated 3 out of
5
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Steven Schlangen from
Do not overtighten
I recently purchased and installed four of these scissor jacks. During our first trip, I broke three of the four by overtightening them while cranking them up to the closed position. Problem was a cheap cotter-type pin inserted in the threaded rod that sheared off when tightened. Once that happened, the jacks had to be tied up or else they would vibrate and drop to the extended position and would have surely caught on the roadway. I purchased hardened keepers and replaced the cheap pins and now my jacks are strong and reliable. It was greasy repair. By the way, it didn't really take a lot of effort to shear those pins, so be careful. Now that they are modified, I love them.
Date published: 2007-05-16
Rated 5 out of
5
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Sheila from
I LOVE THESE!!!
I am disabled, so anything that will help me get set up easier is something that I will always take a look at. I purchased a set of these a few months ago. I also purchased the socket for it. I could NOT believe how easy and fast these went down and up using my cordless drill!! No more having to get down and place jack stands, then hand cranking them until they were snug to the frame. I can set two of these in less time than I could one of my old jack stands. I put these on the back of my TT and will be getting two more for the front. Well worth the money!!
Date published: 2010-08-03
Rated 5 out of
5
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Stephen Lemos from
Great product , great deal
Damaged the right rear stabilizer on my keystone passport , so ordered this pair, could not
believe the difference in quality in these stabilizers. They where so easy to install, I
went ahead and changed both. They are so much better than the stock stabilizers that even
though the two front ones are ok, I'll order another set to replace those. Great product!
Date published: 2014-02-03
Rated 4 out of
5
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Full Time RV'ers from
The Jack is a Great Product
The product is great. I damaged the previous jack leaving the last RV Park we stayed in. I
went to Camping World and had one of a pair installed and kept the extra for a spare. The
only problem I have is that Camping World charged me for installing two when they only
installed one. They were supposed to install a Hot Rod (electric water heater adaption) as
well but the cost for doing that was prohibitive. They should have called me to let me know
of the additional cost to install the hot rod but failed to do so. They had my RV for about
three hours until I returned to pick it up, that's when I got the news about the hot rod
conversion. Because the jacks were welded on they justified the cost because they had to
cut the old one off and weld the new jack in its place.
Date published: 2013-11-20
Rated 5 out of
5
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NW Camper from
Fantastic support
I had a set of cheap non-scissor type stabilizers that were useless on our 30' trailer. Rocked every time the dog rolled over. Bought four of these and installed where the useless ones were and the trailer is rock solid. The speed socket is definitely worth it. Takes just a couple minutes now to set it up and no more shake'n go'n on! Even bought a set for a friend and just installed them on his trailer. Well worth the money and yes, if you have a flat, use a jack, not a stabilizer.
Date published: 2011-01-24
Rated 4 out of
5
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Shawn from
GOOD PRODUCT
I have not installed them yet but they seem to be of better quality then the ones that
came on my camper. The price was a 100 dollars less then the local RV store where I
bought the camper from. Unfortunatly the packaging was less then desirable. It
showed up with one box destroyed and duck taped up. it was left and shipped in its
original packaging. Looks like it feel apart and UPS had to tape it together. Other than
that a good product overall.
Date published: 2012-07-20
Rated 5 out of
5
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Kathleen Pence from
Wow! super difference!
We have a tent trailer and we tried out a pair of the Ultra scissor jacks and just love the difference! the regular attached legs are not strong enough and kept bending and breaking! We left the scissor jacks non-
permanent mounted and just slide them under the frame and the tent trailer levels so much faster and much more support! We are buying another pair so we have all four corners supported! I highly recommend for a tent trailer!
Date published: 2008-11-20
Rated 4 out of
5
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Glyndon Edwards from
Leveling Jacks, Not To Change Flat Tires With
If you want a jack to change tires with, BUY ONE. These are leveling jacks to help level and support your camper. Not intended to support the intire weight of your Fifth Wheel camper as some people think. You will need a heavier jack to support entire weight or change tires. AGAIN these are just to help level and support from bouncing, while walking in camper. BUT if you have a smaller camper, I would say they would hold quite a bit.
Date published: 2010-11-17
Q & A
Is the crank socket adaptable?
The socket at the end of the manual crank is welded on.
Date published: 2019-03-08
what is the difference between this jack and the Husky scissors jacks
If you are referring to Husky scissor jacks, SKU#71253. The difference lies in extended height(Husky: 28" | Ultra: 24") and warranty (Husky: 2 year | Ultra: Lifetime).
Date published: 2019-03-08
Can these be utilized on motorhomes?
Yes, they can be used on motorhomes.
Date published: 2019-03-08
How long are the jacks when folded?
Overall length when retracted is 28 inches.
Date published: 2019-03-08
What size socket wrench is requerd for the Jacks?
This takes a 3/4" socket.
Date published: 2019-03-08
Are the bolts included?
Bolts are not included, no.
Date published: 2019-03-08
Will the jack lift one side of a trailer weighing 4,000# to bring the trailer level?
Stabilizes up to 6500 LB per Jack.
Date published: 2019-03-08
How many in a package?
Ultra scissor jack comes 2 in a box with handle.
Date published: 2019-03-08