Or JT Strongarms. Putting those on my trailer this spring, hate the wiggle we feel anytime a kid rolls over in the bunk in the back.
I would seriously research both brands before buying the Lippert setup. Way more arms to install, more work to setup and take down. I had a question on the Steadyfast system, I called and the owner answered the phone, he was a pleasure to talk to and answered all of my questions. I only have 3 places to tighten and the pinch points require very little pressure to secure. The JT stabilizer arms require you to crank them down hard because you have to prevent the tubes from sliding in and out. The Steady fast arms are a solid piece that can't slip in or out after securing them.
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2014 Aerolite 213 RBSL
2016 Chevrolet Colorado
I already have the strongarms, bought them two years ago, just never installed them. My last two seasons went to crap due to a pickup that towed like crap due to a bad steering unit. I got a new truck last August that tows beautifully so now hoping this year to get back into camping. Putting a few upgrades into my trailer instead selling a buying a bigger one. Since I already have the JT, going to go ahead and install them. Provided of course that I can, I have reservations on where the frame meets the jacks and the angles may be too extreme.
Hopefully without breaking the belly pan liner. They use swivel eye links on both ends, so hoping the angle isn't too extreme that they bind, that and the trailer is a low rider, have to drop the nose almost to the ground in order to get under it.