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Rv Stabilizer,fifth,5th Wheel,camper Travel Trailer,no Tripod Needed,easy Setup on 2040-parts.com

US $269.49
Location:

Bakersfield, California, United States

Bakersfield, California, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:Universal Model Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Warranty:Yes Part Brand:Steadyfast

 

Eliminate the need for a TRIPOD or BETWEEN WHEEL CHOCKS!

 

The STEADYfast® Stabilizing System is:

The Most Effective Parked Fifth Wheel and Travel Trailer Stabilizing System

This statement is based on the product’s Performance, Quality, and Ease of Use as described below:

  • Performance - This product will significantly reduce the shaking motion of your camper trailer.  Although, every trailer is different, we receive many comments that it removes 95 to 98 percent of the movement.  It is the only system that literally anchors your trailer frame to the ground.  The rigid braces and brackets both push and pull on the frame eliminating movement in both directions.  No other system does this.
  • Quality - Every part of the system is designed to provide a specific function and be durable for many years.  We will replace any part that fails mechanically under normal use for at least 10 years.  No one else has this warranty
  • Ease of Use - Tightening 3 conveniently located handles is all that is required to engage the system.  The system remains on the trailer and automatically goes up and down with the jacks when you set up.  Other than good quality leveling jacks, no other equipment is required.  No other system is this easy to use.
We are confident you will love our product based on the excellent feedback we continue to receive from our customers.  If you are not completely satisfied with our system or for some reason it cannot be installed on your camper trailer, you may return it for a complete refund including shipping. 

Click on the following links for more information!

See Trailer Life Magazine Review                   http://www.steadyfast.com/files/TL1009_SteadyFast_LO_TL_Product.pdf
 
More Information on How It Works:                   http://www.steadyfast.com/howitworks.html
 
 
See a youtube video at:                                     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1H4wvPWNg_Y
 
 

 

The Only Stabilizing System that ANCHORS Your Trailer Directly to the Ground with Rigid No-Play Bracing.

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