Camco EAZ-Lift 24-inch Stabilizing RV Scissor Jacks, 7,500 lb Load Capacity, Heavy-Duty Steel Construction, Set of 2 (48830) Review (2026)

What this product is

Camco's EAZ-Lift 48830 is a set of two 24-inch scissor jacks built to stabilize a parked trailer or pop-up camper, not to lift the axle off the ground. Each jack is rated for 7,500 pounds, which is a step up from the same brand's 5,000 lb version and gives extra margin if the trailer is heavier or the ground is uneven. The jacks collapse down to about 4-3/8 inches and extend to roughly 23-3/4 inches, which covers the height range most travel trailers and pop-ups need at typical campsite pads. Because a set only covers two corners, most owners either mount them at the rear and pair them with a separate front tongue jack, or buy two sets to cover all four corners of a bumper-pull trailer.

Build and materials

The jacks are made from heavy-duty steel with a black powder-coated finish, which resists rust better than bare or zinc-plated steel when jacks sit outside through wet camping seasons. EAZ-Lift is a long-running brand in this category, and the scissor mechanism design is a simple, field-proven layout rather than anything unusual, which also means replacement jacks and compatible mounting brackets are easy to source later if one gets damaged. A scissor jack socket for a power drill is included, so the jacks can be cranked up with a drill instead of the included hand crank, which speeds up setup and teardown at each stop. The listing itself does not call out separate mounting bolts or brackets.

Installation

These jacks support either bolt-on or weld-on mounting to the trailer frame, so the install method depends on the frame and on whether the owner wants a permanent weld or a removable bolted bracket. Bolt-on brackets are more common for DIY installs since they do not require welding equipment, but the jacks themselves ship as the scissor unit and drill socket rather than a complete bracket kit, which is consistent with the pros and cons already noted for this listing. Anyone installing these for the first time should measure frame height and confirm bracket compatibility before drilling, since scissor jacks from different brands are not always interchangeable at the mounting flange.

Where it fits versus rivals

Within this product's own stabilizer jack roundup, it ranks near the top of a six-way comparison, ahead of a lighter 6,000 lb set from a competing brand and Camco's own 5,000 lb EAZ-Lift version, but behind a 9,000 lb four-jack kit that includes mounting hardware in the box. That comparison lines up with what these jacks are: a strong, well-built two-jack set from a trusted brand, aimed at owners who already have a plan for the other two corners or a tongue jack, rather than a complete four-corner leveling solution in one purchase.

Who should buy it

This set makes sense for owners of small to mid-size travel trailers or pop-up campers who want stabilizer jacks with more capacity than entry-level 5,000 lb units, and who are comfortable either welding or bolting brackets to the frame themselves. It is less suited to anyone wanting an out-of-box four-corner kit with hardware included, since this is a two-jack set and the mounting hardware is not part of the package. Owners who already run EAZ-Lift jacks elsewhere on the rig will also appreciate sticking with one brand for parts consistency.

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