SnapPads For Round 11-1/2" Jack Feet And Octagonal 10" Jack Feet
Question:
Im looking for leveling jack blocks for a fifth wheel. the front two are 11 1/2 round and the rear are 10 octagon. I was looking for some that are magnetic that are a little taller to align and reduce how far the leveller has to travel. Do you have anything like that?
asked by: Alton B
Expert Reply:
While we do not have something like that, we do still have something you may be interested in.
Instead, we have the SnapPad Grand Jack Pads for Equalizer Leveling Sytems w/ 10" Octagon and 12" Round Feet # SP84FR74.
These pads will add extra stability while on soft ground, eliminates the need to crawl under your rig for leveling, and will fit your 2 11-1/2" round feet & your 2 10" octagon feet.
I have included a review video for you to check out as well.
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SnapPad Grand Jack Pads for Equalizer Leveling Systems w/ 10" Octagon and 12" Round Feet
- RV Jack Pads
- 10 Inch Jack Foot
- 11-1/2 Inch Jack Foot
- 4 Jack Pads
- Round Foot
- SnapPad
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