I’ve been a fan of JT Strong arms since 2002! Awesome .

Great video! I’ve been looking for this strong arm system for some time and could not remember what they were called. You’ve just saved me from hearing about Princess being ill from the sway. For that I’m super grateful 😅

Love your video's, they are very mature and to the point. Congratulations on the subscribers!

This was an extremely helpful video. Thank you. My husband and I are moving full-time into our fifth wheel in a few weeks, and we both get motion sickness....this will really help.

I have the exact same MPG travel trailer (2800QB) and we love it. Like you mentioned, I too hate all the rock and sway. I now understand what I need to do to eliminate the problem! And I like the idea of raising the back slightly then lowering the scissor Jack's and raising the front back up to take weight off the tires. Thank you for an excellent video!

Great video. One thing to note (and test) is if you use same method (lower tongue jack, extend rear stabilizer, raise tongue jack, lower front stabilizer, lower tongue jack a bit). Since this methodology basically reduces load on the wheels and the suspension it would reduce vibrations a lot even without the extra braces. Most of the rattling around is because even when stabilizers are down (and extended by hand) most of the weight still sits on the springs which are designed to be flexible so the camper isn’t trashed when hitting a pothole. The big downsize is that putting weight on stabilizers (either by using power tool or by lowering/raising tongue jack) puts a lot of weight on the stabilizer jacks and most factory jacks are not designed for that much weight so can collapse. Some claim it might damage the frame but I doubt it as same weight with same frame is supports entire camper on the wheels and is supposed to sustain shocks while driving on road so one would need to put a LOT of weight on stabilizers to impact the frame.

This was one of the most informative how too’s I’ve found on getting the wiggle out of your RV thank you! Regards Mike!

Awesome, extremely helpful and just saved me from drilling unwanted holes in my frame. Thanks, 2 thumbs UP.

The RV stabilizers you recommended are now $109 each on Amazon! So now they are much more comparable to the Strong Arm. Very good video. I appreciate the information!

What a great video, straight to the point and packed full of relevant information. Thanks so much for posting. Subscribed as requested. Greetings from the UK

I got those JT Strong Arms for my rig and they make a HUGE difference.. Been RVing my whole life essentially and have always had the rocking and rolling with any kind of stabilizers.. Sure, they take the bounce out, but the rocking was always there.. I have all six bars and only had time to put the side to side ones on (4), and figured I'd see how they worked before putting the front to back ones on... I'll be putting the other 2 on before our next trip out.. Easy enough to do as a DIY job.. Just need a good drill and drill bits and measure several times and drill once! :) I had to tap the rears on my Rockwood, but the fronts and the additional 2 I'm going to install, I can just drill into the "I" frame and bolt them up. I do like those ratchet strap ones too... I looked at those, but did not think about using them in addition to the arms... Thanks and I just subscribed!

Outstanding video. I wanted to know how they work and now I'll get a set. Thank you

thank you for this video i just recently got into camping and i love it. was looking for stabilization ideas

Been thinking about these strong arms for myb34ft wilderness and from watching this, I am purchasing these now.

I noticed your driver side, front scissor stabilizer jack is missing a mount bolt on top the jack to the RV frame. Ya may wanna mount the jack with all the mount bolts. If you lose the only one while going down the road you're going to lose the scissor jack and the JT strong arms while towing.

Subscribed, From: Lac Seul , Ontario, 🇨🇦 plus I am thinking of putting scissors on my Pioneer27BH , thanks for the inspiration! Happy camping and most of all stay safe !!🙏

Very good information, I have not seen these before.

Great video. Thanks for all you do!

Thank you so so much! This is exactly the information I was needing as I begin RVing! Thanks again

Excellent video, and very informative.

That is awesome I will be buying some of those

Excellent information!!

Really helpful, thanks!

Cool, I was wondering what those bars did when I saw them on Amazon. Another thing that helps a LOT, are the RV Stabilizer Wheel Chocks scissor jack things. Those things are awesome.

Awesome video!

Have a set for NY 5th works better than expected

Thanks for the video. We just got back from our first trip in our new (to us) Jayco x213 and the sway was REALLY bad. Have you experimented with just the ratchet stabilizers and not the strong arms? We're looking for something cheap/easy for this season and might invest in something more next season.

Strong Arm for travel trailer now $250. Valterra or Beech Lane versions of ratchet strap unit are essentially $50 each.

Very cool

I just use the stabiliser legs that came with & attached to the caravan. They are not scissor jacks either and are also light weight construction. They are the older lighter wind down types from 2008, not the heavier drop down legs on recent vans. You just shouldn't need all this extra cost, extra heavy hardware. There is no rocking ever. But, hey, I'm in Australia, could this be why?

My rv Jack's won't lift. The screw comes out of the rear side of the jack. It's as if the stop lock is missing

Very Interesting, I have in the past just cranked down the stabilizers to hold but not support the weight of the camper because of the disclaimer not to use them as a jack to lift the camper. So when camping on gravel or ground you will still need to loosen the strong arms and retighten the stabilizers due to settling. Does that mean I need use the tongue jack to pre-load the back stabilizers and the reverse for the front? I would think you would need to do the same for those Valterra stabilizers which look good but what does it not bounce by the fact that the ratchet straps under tension will stretch? I would love to read your answer as I have said if I want to sleep in a boat I would have bought one. :) One last question . Is it better to extend the stabilizers more or less and just use more blocks as a base?

I've seen those stabilizer jacks used incorrectly to lift a camper. All four jacks buckled. Thought the camper was going to end up on its side. Stabilize yes lift NO!!!!

Impact with 3/4 or 19mm Socket much faster for Lowering and Raising the jacks

So where did you exactly put the braces? Ones under the steps and the other in front of the slide out? I have the strong arms but Forrest river angled to front one … I think I need the most help in the rear of the rv..

Can you put two on each side of the back and one one each side of the front or do you have to have two on each side of the front

How long are the JT arms at full extension?

Weight on wheel should’nt be removed. Joints may crack or fail prematurely

Do you recommend these over Xchocks? Or are Xchocks fine?

Never never put a support under a slide out pushing up on the slide will bend parts in your slide

Dude! The bolts are missing on your front stabilizers at the camper frame!

What's the best rv link for rv stabilizers?

How do these working sand base

Just remember to lessen the T bolt😂

JT Strongarms are $221 on Amazon.

Don't bother knocking if this trailer is rocking

Best way. Is take tires off and drop it on dah!! Ground. With batterie operated drill this is fast.,but someone took my tirez when sleeping. Donts. Let this happen capen??... and put a block under steps. Duh!! Lolz

Those T-nuts will rust into the legs. Have fun with that. Do NOT screw those in, it doesn't make the camper sway any less.