Look what pulled up next to me today...

[stephenh2]

We had new neighbors arrive today at the park. Very nice folks, I think they have frequented these forums a few times. Here is a pic of their baby:



She sure is lovely, #3 off the line, I believe.

Stephen

[ddstech]

Can those sort of jacks be retrofitted on a vintage trailer? I cant seem to find much information on this.

It is indeed a very nice trailer. I'm trying to make out what they are watching on TV inside. It looks like they have a good size screen in there.

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by mattkroff

Can those sort of jacks be retrofitted on a vintage trailer? I cant seem to find much information on this.

It is indeed a very nice trailer. I'm trying to make out what they are watching on TV inside. It looks like they have a good size screen in there.

That jack is called a "BAL" jack.

The model that must be used on an Airstream, has a 13 inch shaft.

A parts stocking Airstream dealer would usually have them.

Andy

[Grand Master]

Yes. I've added BAL stabilizers to my 1963 Trade Wind.

[brad1]

That's a pretty big baby. How long was labor? Congratulations to all, in any case.

[Michigander]

Originally Posted by stephenh2

We had new neighbors arrive today at the park. Very nice folks, I think they have frequented these forums a few times. Here is a pic of their baby: She sure is lovely, #3 off the line, I believe.

Stephen

Nice photo. Thanks for sharing. I have always wanted to have an aluminum AS. It's just not meant to be right now.

[au_ee]

BAL stabilizers can also be purchased at Camping World.