Are Scissor Stabilizer Jacks for Travel Trailer Rated Per Jack or As a Pair

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We have a 2017 Rockwood Roo 233S 23foot box max weight of approx. 6500#s I need to replace the scissor jack stabilizers. Are the weight ratings for the jacks based on each scissor jack? Or is it a combined total?? If replacing all four, do I order 4x2500#? Or 4x XXXXX#?? Thanks in advance!

asked by: SnL Z

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The support capacity of the scissor jacks are for each jack individually. So the part # UF48-979031 comes with two jacks that are each rated for 6,500 lbs. So you'd multiply that by how many jacks you end up using

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Are Scissor Stabilizer Jacks for Travel Trailer Rated Per Jack or As a Pair

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