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BAL C-Jack 28" Pair

Name: BAL C-Jack 28" Pair
Brand: BAL
Price: 99.99 USD

28 inches of reach for high-clearance RVs that need serious stabilizing

Last reviewed: August 2026

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Steel C-shaped stabilizer jack with 28 inches of travel and 1,000 lb capacity. Designed for RVs with higher ground clearance that need more extension range. Weighs 30 lbs — sturdy enough to stay put on uneven ground.

Herstellerpreis~87 €

Ca.-Wert, umgerechnet aus US-UVP.

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Leveling TypeStabilizer Jack

Weight Capacity454 kg

Max Lift Height71 cm

RV Type Compatibilitytravel_trailer, fifth_wheel

Warum dieses Produkt

Warum der BAL C-Jack 28" Pair?

When your rig sits higher than average, the 28-inch C-Jack gives you the reach you need. Same 1,000 lb stabilizer design — reduces rocking, does not lift or level. At 30 lbs it is getting heavy, but that weight means it stays planted. Good choice for taller fifth wheels.

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Leveling Type	Stabilizer Jack
Weight Capacity	454 kg
Max Lift Height	71 cm
RV Type Compatibility	travel_trailer, fifth_wheel

Interlocking	No
Pieces Per Set	1
Anti-Slip Surface	Yes
Storage Bag Included	No

Material	Steel
UV Resistant	Yes
Freeze Resistant	Yes

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Häufige Fragen

Häufig gestellte Fragen

It depends on how far your frame sits above the ground. This one has a 28" leg and is intended for a frame-to-ground height of 21-24 inches. Measure before ordering: a C-Jack that is too short will not reach, and one that is too long gives up capacity you may need. It mounts where a crossmember meets the main frame rail.

3,500 lbs static load at this leg length — and that number changes with leg length, which is the part worth understanding before you order. BAL publishes 5,000 lbs for the 19-inch leg, 4,500 for the 22, 4,000 for the 25, 3,500 for the 28 and 3,000 for the 31. A taller jack is a weaker jack. Pick the shortest one that reaches your frame rather than the tallest one that fits.

No. A stabilizer stops the trailer rocking when you walk around inside it. It is not a lift, and it is not a jack stand. Raising a trailer on stabilizers can bend the frame at the mounting point, and it puts the whole thing on hardware that was never rated to hold it up. Use a bottle jack at a designated lift point, then support the load on stands, and only then go underneath.

This is a set of 2. Four is the normal number for a travel trailer — one at each corner — so a pair covers one end and most owners end up buying two sets. Placing them just inside the corners rather than at the extreme ends does more to stop the rocking, because that is where the frame is stiffest.

Put something under the foot. A jack pad or a scrap of dimensional lumber spreads the load so the foot does not press into gravel, sand or soft turf. This is not about grip — a stabilizer is not trying to resist sliding, it is trying not to sink. On asphalt in summer heat, a pad also keeps the foot from leaving a dent you will be asked about.

Beantwortet von Michael Rollins, Chief Editor

BAL C-Jack 28" Pair

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