BAL 23035 Light Trailer Jack Base Pads – Set of 2 Heavy-Duty Stabilizer Pads for Small Campers & Utility Trailers – Anti-Slip, Durable, Easy Storage

We purchased a 2000 Coleman "Redwood" Pop-Up Tent Trailer and it was missing the base pads for the stabilizer jacks. (STABILIZER JACKS.... these are not to be used to level a camper) I didn't know which size would work, and had nothing to compare to, so I ordered this 6" diameter set, and the Camco "Heavy Duty" set that are about 7-1/2" in diameter. The Camco 7-1/2" diameter set were excellent quality, but far too large for a camper with a 10' box. This 6in diameter version worked perfectly and took about 5min per jack, to install. I saw someone posting a picture and commenting that they cut the vinyl rubber sleeve that sits in the middle of the stabilizer end, where the bolt for these pads passes through. I didn't need to do this. The sleeve is very flexible, and was easy to slide into place, and while it did fit snug, it was easy to use a screwdriver and "finesse" each end of the sleeve in order to get the bolt to pass completely through. No big deal. I didn't even lower the stabilizer. I snugged up the nylock nut on the bolt so that the pad(s) was somewhat stiff to pivot, so that the pad would remain level and stationary during towing.

These were more solid than the original feet. The bolt hole was a little smaller but that is no big deal. These are definitely a good replacement.

I bought a set of 4 along with with the stabilizers to have as back up since they don't make my trailer any more and parts are starting to go out of stock. I have to admit I have a hard time getting too worked up about base pads. The prices was reasonable. They fit the stabilizer jacks for the trailer (BAL 23026 Tent Trailer Stabilizer - 20") and are easy enough to install. They appear to be a pretty close replacement for the factory parts.

I bought this to go with a stabilizer jack for my 2010 Jayco pop up camper. [jack can be purchased here: https://amzn.to/49ykXdE] . It was easy to install and looks almost the same as the original pads. Works great!

These were easy to install and provide a good solid footing The little bushing slee easy thingy is too long - I had to trim them slightly to get them to fit NOTE stabilizers come in pairs - these feet are packed in 4

I wasn’t sure about these, but I thought I’d try them and to my surprise they fit perfect I would highly recommend this product

I screwed up. I ordered the round ones! I needed the square ones for my jacks. I modified these to fit. However after modification I’m sure they function the same. The disc is nice and thick so gravel and uneven surfaces don’t damage them see first pic. No more crawling under to put a board down. Just lower the jack down and the pad levels itself to make perfect contact. Even on softer ground they work great. When I realized my mistake, the square ones were months out (Covid strikes again) and I needed them for a coming trip. I don’t suggest modification, it required cutting, grinding, fabrication, welding and a trip to the hardware store for longer bolts. The other pics show some of the build. Tip: measure your jack width at the point where it contacts the ground BEFORE ordering. I was looking at the OEM graphics that came with the jack and it showed round pads.

I attached these to my BAL light trailer jacks and I am happy with the performance and look. These add significant stability to my trailer and I feel more confident in my jacks with them on it.