JT strong arm stabilizers

[Hawgdriver]

Does anyone have any experience with JT Strongarm stabilzers? If so good or bad? Thanks.

[3'senough]

Had them on my previous 5'er and they worked great. There are a few versions out there at various prices and all work equally well which I will be researching for my new one. It's a matter of dialing them in correctly.

[djalbrec]

I just installed a set on my fifth wheel. When locked down, they have taken out all the shaking and wiggling. Don't have to use the tripod under the fifth wheel pin anymore. They are more expensive than some of the other brands, but they were fairly easy to install and they are easy to operate. I do have a set of scissors jacks mounted to the frame directly in front of the wheels to remove the bounce. With everything down and locked in, the fifth wheel is almost as solid as a rock! I kicked this idea around for several months before deciding to install them, but I am happy that I did.

[poohbear]

We have the 'Steadyfast" brand and will allways have them(stabilzers) until something better comes along.Dont know the difference other than Steadyfast has a better lockdown system.Both do same thing and cost probably close.One thing I do like is they are a family business as I am.