Can these be used to stabilize and level a park model trailer that stays put all year long?
883037
I have been using mine daily for about a month, and I don't foresee any reason why they cant be used all year long.
883038
At present, I have one pad under each stabilizer and one tire. The other tire has a "ramp" making it two high to level that side. Pop-up has been "wintering" for four months with no ill effects. This is sitting on a sand base and suffers no sinking. For a long sitting park model, I foresee no problem. I've used and abused these blocks for about a year now and they've held up great. I bought two ten packs and have had to use as many as 14 blocks. Great products, wish I had gotten the interlocking chocks too!
883039
Although you could I wouldn't... Use wood or concrete. These are not uv stable and will degrade with time.
1912688
Yes. I use a set on each side of our camper trailer and they act as chocks preventing rolling either direction. They work great and you can adjust them to be nice and snug. Haven't had any problem and I don't use any other chocks in addition to these.
2264473
I think so. I used some strong double sided tape and attached two of them to the roof of my atv. They are great and have held up staying outdoors for several months now.
2048035
There are so many types of stabilizers on the market today I don't see why it would not work. The ladder locks in place when open and the wrungs are a standard size.
1952118
I would not use these for anything that is suspended, like a heavy car. These are a lighter jack and work great for additional support to balance or keep a trailer from rocking. I used them on a trailer with single axle to keep the trailer from tipping back with too much weight in the wrong places since I was working on the surface of the trailer and walking around. They would work also on RV trailers to stabilize the movement of the trailer when parked.....
1488856
The levelers should be able to accomplish it but these are levelers and not intended for raising height. More for leveling. You could try it or just some wood underneath.M
528752
So long as the weight doesn't exceed 50lbs I don't see why not. I store poles and stands one mine. I have two sets.
523402
Remember these will not help much if the platform where the tripod sits is actually moving. For that you would need a gyro stabilizer
1950782
They are meant to be stabilizers, not levelers. You adjust the height manually.
1508705
I used them to hold up the front end of a 16000 lb fifth wheel. RV. No problem
1900
I don't see why they wouldn't work. The plastic is ridged and there area connection points that there shouldn't be any torque that would make them break. But, our application is indoors and out of the weather. Also, don't they make aluminum connectors for the roof?
400580
I don't know why not, these are mounted outside of my camper which I live in full time. These are made to stand up to the weather, that is not to say that this will last 10 years in these conditions. But if they last 5 years then I feel that they are well worth the price.
680687
Yes you can but beware that they are not as thick as the ones our fathers/grandfather's use to have. I place mine slightly elevated then after it's perked I keep it on a near by hot rock.
57270
Of course. That is specifically what they are for. See my initial review that helps explain how to install them and why some have had problems. I have now used mine for two years now and they appear to be holding up.
36809
I installed these and they worked great for my application which was keep the truck level while loaded. They did raise the truck slightly but I dont think it would work for your application.
677539
I think so. They come with poles. I am using the clamps on option my deck rail so I'm not sure
924918
Yes, I believe these could do the trick. They are heavy duty, pretty much like the ones found back in the seventies. I use mine for kayak fishing, so they are in the FL heat, salt, humidity. They show no signs of warping, fading, cracking. Much better than you will find at dollar stores, wal-mart, target or anywhere else.