mmeadows
Advance, NC
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Has anyone installed the Ulra-Fab strongarm stabilizers. I tried to get the JT's from Tweety's but they are on backorder indefinetly. It seems JT Strongarm has been bought out by another company and are in the process of moving the manufacturing plant. According to Tweety's the Ultra-Fab's are the carbon copy of the JT's and are about $50.00 cheaper. The setup looks idenitcal and according to Tweety's the people who have installed them love them. I rather get the word from my fellow 5'vers. The Ultra-Fabs are in transit to me so hopefully I can get some positive responses before I start drilling....Thanks.
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tvman44
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Kind of late to seek advice. But I have seen the other brands and they should work just as well. I have the JT's 
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mmeadows wrote:Has anyone installed the Ulra-Fab strongarm stabilizers. I tried to get the JT's from Tweety's but they are on backorder indefinetly. It seems JT Strongarm has been bought out by another company and are in the process of moving the manufacturing plant. According to Tweety's the Ultra-Fab's are the carbon copy of the JT's and are about $50.00 cheaper. The setup looks idenitcal and according to Tweety's the people who have installed them love them. I rather get the word from my fellow 5'vers. The Ultra-Fabs are in transit to me so hopefully I can get some positive responses before I start drilling....Thanks.
We must have talked to the same guy at Tweety's. Mine are on the way also. JT and Lippert didn't get the timing down to well did they???
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mmeadows
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tvman44 wrote:Kind of late to seek advice. But I have seen the other brands and they should work just as well. I have the JT's
They can be shipped back, that's why I'm asking. But as you said they should work fine being it's bascially the same design. Thanks for the reply.
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Titanium Owner
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You can also consider the stabilizers by Winfield RV Products. There is no drilling needed. They install using the existing holes in your front landing gear and rear sissor jacks. The web site is www.winfieldrvproducts.com.
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Titanium Owner
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You can also consider the stabilizers by Winfield RV Products. There is no drilling needed. They install using the existing holes in your front landing gear and rear sissor jacks. The web site is www.winfieldrvproducts.com.
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2K5RKC
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I have the Ultra-Fabs and I am real happy with the fit and function, my neighbor has the JT's and they are carbon copys of each other.
You wont be disapointed.
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family5th
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Does anyone have any feedback on the Winfield Stabilizers mentioned by Titanium Owner? I like the idea of no drilling, but the braces are positioned differently from JT's; still as stable?
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gpshemi
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Are these better then a pin stabilizer?
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While you are shopping take a good look at Steadyfast stabilizers or call Paul & talk to him you won't be sorry I sure am not ! Yes they are a little more but first class all the way and patented so no one copies them either! IMHO we love them! No tripod needed and no wheel chocks needed except for hooking & unhooking!
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