Martyn
Bennett, Colorado, USA
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In my opinion JT's are the best. Combined with Rotochoks my 5er is rock solid.
Two friends liked mine so much they now have the same setup on their 5ers too.
Of course everyone likes what they have, the best. So it is all pretty much up to you!
2004.5 Dodge Ram 2500 QC CTD 4x4 SLT; 2007 Coachmen Chaparral 267RLS;
Reese 15K Slider; Prodigy; JT's & Rotochoks; 2 Honda EU2000i's;
2006 Glastron MX175;
2009 Subaru Tribeca for the DW
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huntram
Fulltiming in the RV
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I vote for Steadyfast. They are rock solid. Only 3 easy to get to LARGE wing nuts to turn. Much easier then the others to tighten and loosen.
B
Our traveling blog:Brian and Patty's Awesome Adventure
2004.5 Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab 4-door CTD, , 2011 Carriage Cameo 32FWS 5th wheel. Piaggio BV250
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john b
anywhere USA!
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X 3 One more vote for steadyfast very steady and their customer service. Plus Paul is a very nice guy to do business with. Won't leave home without them!!
2001 F 350 CC PSD 373 rear,auto
RBW X16 slider,Bedsaver,Prodigy,Fold A Cover,Pressure Pro!
2011 Crossroads Cruiser cf32mk Patriot edit. 5th wheel Fibreglass and all the goodies necessary,Dish,comfy loungers,and a nickel to spend,
Mr & Mrs and the PUP.
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fj12ryder
Platte City, MO
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Our previous 35' 5er was pretty solid without anything except Rotochocks and the standard stabilizers. We tried the kingpin tripod but decided it was more of a PIA than anything useful.
We now have a 40' toyhauler and without the JT Strongarms I installed, it was like a boat on the ocean. Very solid with them engaged.
Howard and Peggy
"Don't Panic"
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Sandy & Shirley
North East, MD
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We use Wayne's Stabilizers. Very inexpensive, very stable, and easy to install!
'02 F350 7.3PSD CC LB DRW, Reese 20K Hitch, Brake Smart, AirLift, C-betr mirrors,
'04 Everest 343L, TrailAir, RotoChoks, Wayne's stabilizer
Toys: Fold-Away Pet Carrier, Thermos Grill 2 GO
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Mile High
Denver, CO
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JTs and Rotochoks here - AMAZING difference. I think any of the cross stabilizing type braces will work.
2006 Ford F350 4X4 SB CC SRW Powerstroke 6.0
2013 Redwood 36RL - full paint - disk brakes
"Comparison is the thief of joy! - Theodore Roosevelt"
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SolidAxleDurango
OK, USA
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I have a two drink minimum in my RV. No one ever notices any slight movement.
TV = 07 Dodge Ram 3500 Dually 6.7 / QC-LB / CTD / G56 / 3.73 / 4wd / EBrake
5er = 12 Keystone Avalanche 330RE
Toys = 08 Kawasaki Brutie Force 650i 4x4 ( x2  )
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Mile High
Denver, CO
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SolidAxleDurango wrote:I have a two drink minimum in my RV. No one ever notices any slight movement. hahahaa - Its when you hit the 6th or 7th you start wishing you had a concrete foundation and JTs on the bed!
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Sammieb
New England
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Thanks for all the replies I ended up ordering the steady fast.they seem to have great reviews and the warenty is very good.
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abc40kids
Dale City,Virginia
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Martyn wrote:In my opinion JT's are the best. Combined with Rotochoks my 5er is rock solid.
Two friends liked mine so much they now have the same setup on their 5ers too.
Of course everyone likes what they have, the best. So it is all pretty much up to you! . X2, JT's and roto-caulks!
Jeff,Julie,Amber,Brandon,and Casey,Dexter(Golden),Bruno(Pug)
Forest River Cardinal 362bhs 2006
2005 Chevy duramax dually 4x4 crew cab,Ultra Goliath wheels with Nitto Dura Grapplers and Banks exhaust.
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