28050 BAL RV Leveling Jack Use To Level Light Weight

My husband said its the best gadget that I have gotten for our pop up camper. Makes leveling a breeze.

Super easy to use. Levels in minutes.

Nice and sturdy

I like the design and how easy to level and stabilizes. My 1400 pound teardrop trailer. The lifting screw is crap and after 7 uses this tool is essentially unusable. This has been discussed by others and this company should go back to the drawing board……do not recommend

This is a great leveler for a teardrop, squaredrop, or popup camper. It might even work with smaller traditional RV trailers if they have a single axle and smallish wheels. The unit is made from heavy tube steel and plate with a beefy screw mechanism for raising/lowering. Once you've got the leveler in place and engaged, it does double duty as a very solid wheel chock. This was part of the appeal for me. Trying to chock both wheels when using lego-style plastic drive-on blocks at a wonky site is difficult. I'm always afraid my trailer will roll off of the blocks. The BAL leveler eliminates that concern. If you need the full 4" of rise, expect to spend 5-10 minutes with the included ratchet wrench. It takes a lot of turns to reach full extension.In spite of rating this a 5, I had to return it.My trailer has 215/75R15 off road tires, and those turned out to be too big. When I did a test fitting at home, I was able to get the leveler in place in my mildly sloped gravel parking pad, but only after digging some of the gravel away on the uphill side of the tire. This should have been a red flag, because if you're on bedrock, concrete, or asphalt, you can't dig anything away. On our first trip to a state park RV jungle (ugh), the pad was asphalt and half a bubble off level. I was not able to use the BAL leveler - couldn't get it under the tire because of the slope. So we spent the weekend listing slightly to the left :). Thankfully, this was 29 days after purchase, and there was signal at the campground, so I was still able to initiate a return.I think for this device to work reliably, you should have at least an inch of clearance between the plates and your tire on flat ground. I'm not docking any stars for this, because the item description is technically correct ("fits 13, 14, and most 15 inch tires"). But it'd be really nice if they would instead publish minimum and maximum tire diameter measurements.