Eliminator Stabilizers On Sale, Naturally

[Cobra909]

Glad to hear that you allexperienced the same improvements that Julie and I did. And I have little doubt that any of the other brands are just as good, it was just a personal thing to purchase the Eliminator system.

Good camping everyone!

[b1gdog]

Well since there are so many that are getting stabilizers I may as well join in to. Ok now has anyone been able to try them out yet and if so do you feel they are as good as the "J-T's strong arm stabilizers. I have seen the J-T's on display at my dealer but I have not seen the Eliminator brand so I'm not sure which one is better or which one takes the movement out of the trailer or which one is the easiest to install. After 5 heart attacks I need something fairly easy to install, not like I used to be I guess. Our 29SL has enough movement I want to stop it and make it stable. Thanks for any recommendations, also is the Eliminator any easier to install than the J-T's brand. I only hope I can get something on before the rally comes, if not well we will survive im sure especially since we like out Sunset so well.





Thanks

Art

[Lloyd]

Art:
Fedex just delivered mine this afternoon. I got the Plugitright. I think they will be pretty easy to install. I got one set on the front before supper, and that was after running to town for stuff. Saturday I figure to finish the job pretty easily.
Heck if you're going to the rally, take them along, there will be a ton of experienced guys there and they will more then likely zip em right for you.

[Chrisnan23]

Art,

Check with pull rite. They will get them installed for you.

[Lloyd]

Chris did you mean Plugitright??
They install.

[Chrisnan23]

Yup!

[b1gdog]

Thanks everyone, this is a great forum,ask and yeee shall receive !







Art and T-Jay

[Cobra909]

Hey Art, the primary difference between the JT and the Eliminators is that the JT's are 1/4" larger OD(1 1/4"on large tube and 1" on smaller tube). Maybe if someone has a 40' toy hauler, the JT's might make a difference, but on our 30SK, the Eliminators were plenty beefy enough to work. Sorry, i'm not sure on the Plug-it-right specs, but I'm sure they'd work for you if that's your preference. Good luck!

[Hunter11]

I think all three brands mentioned in this post all install about the same as the other. I know the folks that own Plug-it-Right will install their system if they are in your area. I was going to go with the Plug-it-Right system until I found the Eliminators on sale for $214 shipped.

[Lloyd]

Got the stabilizers installed yesterday. Today, the wife gave them a thumbs up. We both figure they took about 75-90 percent of the movement out. Now that is sitting in the shed on a cement floor. The real test will come when we get out in the grass and dirt. But I can't see where it can do anything but help.

[b1gdog]

With the 'eliminator' style how many attachments are there -- is there one on each jack thus being 4 or do you just put them on the rear making it 2 . Maybe a better way to ask is how many do you get for $214.00, im still deciding what way to go and I hope to make up my mind pretty soon. The JT strong arm hasI think says they have 6 that come as a set



Thanks

Art

[Hunter11]

You get 6 stabilizers with the Eliminator, 4 for the front and 2 for the rear. And the price is not $214 anymore the sale is over.

[Vader]

anyone have pics of the stabilizers installed???

[fhenn]

The sale is back on until the 10th of May

[Hunter11]

Vader, here is the link below to the set Cobra909 installed with pics of the completed project.



http://www.crossroadsrv.com/forum/fo...ts.asp?TID=339