Electric Stabilizer Jack for a Keystone Passport with 22 Inches from Frame to Ground

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I have a Keystone Passport trailer the bottom of the frame to ground is 22 inches do I use the 22 or go for the extra 8 inches to take care of uneven surfaces. or is the pivot point lower than frame reducing distance to ground Thanks

asked by: Rob W

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Expert Reply:

Since you are at 22 inches it would not hurt to go with the taller model # UF39-941705 especially since you never know the type of terrain you might be in. I have included a link to a video review of this jack for you.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

I looked up the a few pictures of the interior of your 2015 Honda Pilot, and I recommend mounting the control knob of the Redarc Tow-Pro Liberty #RED24FR to one of the blank switch knockouts on the left side of the steering wheel, similar to this…

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Answer 2

The Ultra Fab kit part #UF39-941705 would be a great option. This attaches to the bottom of the frame of your camper and allows you to independently control to jack legs on either side of the trailer to level and stabilize it. I attached a review…

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Answer 3

The Ultra-Fab Power Twin II Electric Stabilizer, part #UF39-941705 features dual motors and is capable of lifting up to 6,000 lbs with either side. You said you are parked on a very uneven site. My contact at Ultra-Fab said that this system can lift…

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Answer 4

There's guide out there to tell me exactly what stabilizer you have on your Fleetwood Wilderness GLX so I would need to know the exact system before I could give you the correct steps. Typically there will be a manual override spot on the head of…

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Answer 5

Technically yes but you would only have 6,000 at the front and 6,000 at the rear using 2 sets of the Power Twin stabilizer, #UF39-941705. Often the back of the trailer is heavier so you would have to make sure that the weight at either point does not…

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Answer 6

Typically stabilizer jacks and leveling jacks are the same thing. The Ultra Fab part #UF39-941705 can do both as well. It can lift up to 30 inches from where the jacks are mounted on the trailer. When the jacks are at their max height they have a…

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Answer 7

If you have the space to install 2 of the Power Twin stabilizers #UF39-941705 you certainly could. The brackets are 36 inches long. As long as there is less than 6,000 pounds on either the front or rear one then you would be within the capacity.…

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Answer 8

I can tell you how to wire the motors of the Ultra-Fab Power Twin II Electric Stabilizer #UF39-941705, but the manufacturer doesn't provide a diagram, just the written instructions, which are pretty simple to follow. You'll need to wire the…

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Answer 9

The Ultra-Fab Stabilizer #UF39-941705, though technically not designed to lift the trailer, per se, will still provide some lift when leveling the trailer out. That being said, these are rated to 6,000 pounds of leveling lift, but as a general rule,…

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Answer 10

Typically the switches of the Ultra-Fab Power Twin II Electric Stabilizer #UF39-941705 that you referenced gets mounted to the trailer frame. UF prefers if you can mount them in a storage bin or somewhere else that's at least slightly…

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Answer 11

The Ultra Fab Power Twin II Electric Stabilizer with Dual Motors #UF39-941705 that you referenced is designed for exactly what you are looking for so it would work well as long as your frame dimensions are compatible with it. If your trailer frame…

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Answer 12

On any trailer tire such as your 205/75R14 like the Karrier #AM10235 you always want to inflate the tire to the maximum cold psi, which on this tire is 75. Doing this will give you the best performance, allowing the tire to wear more slowly and give…

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