How stable is the stabilizer jack?

[Wazbro]

Originally Posted by Kilroy

I wouldn't take the time to lock and unlock them. Put them on and take a little tug on the trailer and you'll see how easy it is they pop right off. Don't ask me how I know.

The thief might just want to steel the chocks.

[Adam Geuss]

We generally put pieces of wood under the stabilizer feet. This helps to spread load and prevents "sinking" in different site soil conditions. We normally camp in "state" campgrounds where the sites are generally "natural" terrain/few "hard sites." We also keep the tongue jack well grounded and often I put a bottle jack under the A frame up front adding some side force stability. This provides marginal additional support but helps if the jack were to fail. I do suspect some movement is always probable, certainly possible.

Adam Geuss
2014 23' 23D International Serenity
2017 16' Scout
1500 Ram Laramie with the 5.7L Hemi.

[Kilroy]

Originally Posted by Wazbro

The thief might just want to steel the chocks.

Better a hitch lock. Or just use a Hensley!