How To Install the Stallion Stabilizer Jacks On An Aluminium Frame Trailer

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Hello, Purchased these and was wondering what type of hardware to use when mounting to an aluminum trailer to prevent galvanic corrosion? Thank you,

asked by: Kyle M

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In order to install the Stallion Stabilizer Jacks part # 288-01892-2 on an aluminium frame trailer you will want to use stainless steel fasteners which can be obtained from a local hardware store though they will more less cost effective than standard fasteners but as stated you will need them in order to prevent any galvanic corrosion issues. If you really wanted to ensure there were no corrosion issues, you could also place a thin layer of polypropylene tape between the mounting surfaces.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

I contacted the manufacturer about the lengths for these stabilizer jacks and have included the information they were able to provide me. The Ark Drop Down Corner RV Stabilizer Jacks #ARK34FR are 422 mm (16.6") collapsed and 600mm (23.6")…

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The ARK Drop Down Corner RV Stabilizer Jack Kit #ARK34FR do not have a weight capacity listed because they're not designed to act in a true weight bearing manner. The ARK #ARK34FR are only designed to act as corner stabilizers to minimize…

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The drop leg on the Stallion Stabilizer Jacks #288-01892-2 that you referenced is held securely in place by a spring-loaded lever. The leg cannot physically drop unless the lever is pushed down by hand so you don't have to worry about a big bump…

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Quality-wise there isn't much of a difference between the etrailer.com stabilizer jacks part #TJ01RT-HD and the Stallion Stabilizer Jacks #288-01892-2 that you also mentioned. I'd recommend going with the kit that matches the height…

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Installing the Stallion Stabilizer Jacks, #288-01892-2, if not welding in place, it is best done with grade 8 bolt and lock nut. Large self tapping screws have been successfully used by many to attach stabilizer jacks as well, but I suggest using…

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As you can see by the accompanying photos, the Stallion Stabilizer Jacks #288-01892-2 are very similar to the Atwood 82298 jacks. They are drop leg jacks with 7 inches of drop leg travel, an extended height of 22-1/4 inches, a lift capacity of 650…

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Yes, the Buyers Products Trailer Hand Winch - 800 lbs #337HW800S has a ratchet and free spool function. The linked video will display how it operates. I do however recommend looking at the Dutton-Lainson Hand Winch - TUFFPLATE Finish - Single Speed -…

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The nylon strap of the Buyers Products Trailer Hand Winch #337HW800S that you referenced is 26 feet long. It has a capacity of 800 lbs too.

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Answer 9

If you wanted to install the Stallion Stabilizer Jacks #288-01892-2 towards the center of your trailer frame you certainly could. They might be a bit harder to reach but there's no reason you couldn't install them there.

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When replacing a winch, or winches, on a boat trailer, I always recommend one that ratchets. This way if you every loose grip, you will not need to start all over after the boat or jet ski slides back into the water. So with that being said, the…

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Mounting four of the Stallion Stabilizer Jacks #288-01892-2 on each corner of your enclosed trailer will do a great job of stabilizing the unit so it doesn't rock back and forth as you load/unload cargo or climb in and out of it, however these…

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Answer 12

I attached an install video for a similar set of stabilizer jacks to the part #288-01892-2 for you to check out. The trick is you swing the jack to the side which allows you access for hardware through the bottom of the mounting plate.

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