Products 48-979071 Ultra T-Slot Drill Attachment for RV Scissor Jack

Good product. Well built. Good price.

Wish I knew about this sooner. Works great on the drill for lowering and raising the legs on the camper

Loved it, easy to use! Just started to warp a bit after some heavy use. I was probably cranking on it a bit too hard, haha

Perfect for my trailer

Length is just right .Appears well built. Has been used about 40 times now and really makes lower and raising my Aframe stabilization jacks a breeze. Great purchase.

This is exactly what I was looking for, but it's 2mm too big and won't fit into our Atwood camper jacks. They are not universal.The inside diameter of this item is 16mm, or 5/8"; the outside is 22mm, or 7/8".Our jacks take an outside diameter crank of 20mm, or 3/4".The only way to get this to work would be to grind away 1mm of steel all the way around.It's a great idea, and looks well made, but minus 2 stars for not giving dimensions anywhere in the description.

BOTTOM LINE: This slotted drill/driver stabilizer socket is one of the greatest camper's helper inventions EVER designed. Drastically reduces set-up/tear-down time. Helps you start relaxing and enjoying your outdoor time faster ...and gets you packed up & on the road quicker when it's time to head for home. 5 STARSTHOUGHTS: Picked up this ultra-clever thingamajig after wife & I bought a used A-frame pop-up and found ourselves spening way too much time squatting and kneeling in the mud, etc., cranking the stabilizer feet up & down when we arrived/left. Slipped this doohickey into a drill/driver, and what took the longest about set-up & tear-down now takes the least amount of time! Real back saver and a Godsend when you're trying to set up during inclement weather. Best $15 we've spent thus far on our little Home Away From Home. I bought a couple, cuz a spare is always a good thing to have: 1 for in the camper, 1 for in the truck.TIP: Read here & elsewhere from folks grumbling about how this thing gets bent too easy, etc. Don't lower the stabilizers on your camper until after you've disconnected from your vehicle AND reached a fairly level balance using the camper's jackstand! If you put the feet down while your camper is still hooked to your vehicle you'll put too much exertion on both this handy stabilizer socket and your drill/driver. Happy camping, folks!

Bought this for our pop up camper so we don’t have to hand crank the levels, game changer!

Product has a distinct wobble when used. Poorly put together.