What kind of terrain does the Stabilizer Jack work on?

The Stabilizer Jack will work on a variety of terrains, though it may struggle on non-compacted surfaces.

Mud, sand, and loose gravel may make a secure position more difficult.

If possible, clear the area you intend to settle in of any loose debris/materials.

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Can I use the Stabilizer Jack without a drill?
Yes, the stabilizer jack includes a crank handle for manual usage.
Will the Stabilizer Jack hold my vehicle on a slope?
The stabilizer jack can assist with holding your vehicle on a slope, but should not be solely relied on to do so. The vehicle will still need to be secured by something meant to keep the trailer in place such as a tow vehicle, trailer brakes, or a ...
What type drill can I use with the Stabilizer Jack? How should I configure the setting on my drill when operating this product?
A 1/2'' size chuck, 24V or stronger standard power drill is recommended. A minimum power of 18V is needed. DO NOT attempt to use the stabilizer jack with a hammer or impact tool as this is likely to cause damage. For use, we recommend setting your ...
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What kind of drill should I use with the JX?
What kind of drill should I use with the JX? Any 18-24V compact non-impact drill can be used with the Trailer Valet Drill Attachment. We recommend higher voltage drills as they can handle heavier loads with ease.

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