What Is The Width Of Base On The Lippert Scissor Stabilizer Jack

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Where the words trailer are written, I am interested in a width because I was going to remove your mounting brackets and install directly to the welded frame and I need 2 1/4inch wide and a flat surface on the sides.

asked by: Carla H

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Thank you for including your photo. I pulled the Lippert Scissor Stabilizer Jack - 24" Lift - 5,000 lbs # LC285325 from our warehouse and measured across (right over the Stabilizer Jack sticker pictured) and this jack provides the 2-1/4" of width you're looking for. The side surface is definitely flat however you can see from the image that the corners are rounded.

Included is a helpful review video for additional information as well.

expert reply by: Patrick R

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