ADNIK BAL 25035 Delxe Tripod King Pin Stabilizing Jack

I own a NuWa HitchHiker and we've had issues with stability for awhile. Especially when park on soft pads rather than concrete. Decided to try this stabilizer after researching several online.I chose this one because it was heavier than many of the cheaper ones and while more expensive, not excessively so.Pros:Heavy duty. Legs are not flimsy and show no bend when tight.The adjustment leg is easy to tighten.Reduced movement at front of trailer significantly. We full time and my wife was awakened frequently while I was preparing for work in the morning. Now she doesn't feel movement while I'm moving around.Easy initial assembly. Only 7 bolts. Required a 9/16 wrench and 9/16 socket.Cons:This isn't really a con because it is why I think this works well. This thing is fairly heavy. I set it up by myself but it would've been much easier with 2 people.Assembly instructions aren't great. Mechanical aptitude helps.Very satisfied so far. I'm watching to see how it holds up to weather. I tried a lighter weight brand and sent it back. I'd spend the extra $50 and get the heavy model. Especially if you stay put for longer periods.

This tripod is much heavier duty than most I've seen on 5th wheel Rv's. I ordered this one to help stabilize movement in the front of the RV and it does great. I actually added 6" SnapPads to it to further give it better stability and it does great. This one costs more but well worth it!

The product is a great product, I have the same thing I purchased several years ago, I ordered a new one that was described on Amazon as a full kit to include the top piece, the feet and the chain, the only thing I received was the legs, the description was correct, the picture on the box was correct, what was shipped was missing half the kit, very disappointing,

This thing is very stable. I've seen models that have a peg at the top that attaches to the king pin, this onehas the legs all the way up, which seems to add a lot to the stability. My 5th wheel is much less wiggly now that it's installed. It's made of very sturdy metal, very thick. It was easy for me to assemble by myself, but it is a bit heavy and awkward so if your older or not very tall you'll likely need another set of hands. I'd recommend this to anyone with a 5th wheel.

Extremely firm support up front once you get the hang of setting it up. Very sturdy and well built. I haven't used it with a kingpin lock yet, but it looks like that might be difficult since it leaves little of the pin exposed under top of the stand. Works great in the Kansas wind!

works great on the trailor

So far the jack works just as it is intended to, easy to set up and seems to be very sturdy and solid. Easy to adjust and align to the King pin and pad surface but I would advise anyone thinking of buying one to purchase the 25035, because it has the leg extensions, allowing for variations in ground to king pin height. Had one problem, parts were missing. I contacted Amazon and they immediately sent me a another jack with all the parts. Very satisfied and would recommend to anyone needing a heavy duty jack to buy this one.

First and foremost, this tripod DOES help with motion control. But, it is HEAVY and cumbersome to set up. Now that we've had it and used it on a few trips, it really seems more designed with a long-term setup rather than the casual tripper. VERY sturdy and robust and the extension leg really helps to fine-tune the tripod, especially over uneven terrain. Also, as a tip, if ever you happen to be in a site which is very slanted back to front and even this beast of a tripod doesn't quite make it to the ground because the front-end of the 5th wheel has to be so high to level out, be sure to carry those plastic leveling blocks or some cinder blocks or stack some pieces of wood under the feet to meet the feet of the tripod. Helps to prevent rust, too. Keep your favorite rust-prevention spray on-hand, too -- being heavy, it gets knocked around a bit, scratches occur, and rust will develop, especially the feet.