I had a little accident!!

**2psnapod2** · 10-28-2020, 07:59 PM

Originally Posted by ckreef

Why? That is a totally screwed up statement. I understand you don't want to buy a rv from Camping World for various reasons..... But..... Parts are parts. Camping World sells the same parts as everyone else and is usually cheaper. Parts are parts.

Because they have very high prices, not cheaper, on stuff you can get just as easily somewhere else. Do a search and you will see I am telling the truth.

**JonSr.** · 10-28-2020, 11:02 PM

https://www.rvupgradestore.com/Save-A-Jack-p/saj-u.htm

**Silverado333** · 11-04-2020, 08:45 AM

Just wanted to inform all that posted, I did go to the Camping World and bought a set of new stabilizer. I was only able to install 1/2 of the fasteners, but enough to secure the stabilizers and will need to drill holes to complete the install. Thanks for all the inputs!!

Steve

**TyeeMan** · 11-04-2020, 09:01 AM

I did some looking around and found the Save a Jack website. I intended to post my findings but forgot.

Anyway, you can't purchase the save a jack from their website. There is no SKU number and no way to put something in your shopping cart. So contacted them and asked how one should go about purchasing. They got back to me and said that they were available thru a site called rvupgrades.com. https://www.rvupgradestore.com/
I jumped on their site, found em under the "jacks" section and snapped up a pair. They will be installed this weekend. I'll try to remember to post back on how that went.

**jleonard** · 11-06-2020, 12:13 PM

We buy items from our local Camping World from time to time. It's only 2 miles away and sometimes we just need it now.
Lately Amazon and others have been a bit unpredictable on delivery dates.

**powerscol** · 11-06-2020, 12:32 PM

Originally Posted by TyeeMan

I did some looking around and found the Save a Jack website. I intended to post my findings but forgot.

Anyway, you can't purchase the save a jack from their website. There is no SKU number and no way to put something in your shopping cart. So contacted them and asked how one should go about purchasing. They got back to me and said that they were available thru a site called rvupgrades.com. https://www.rvupgradestore.com/
I jumped on their site, found em under the "jacks" section and snapped up a pair. They will be installed this weekend. I'll try to remember to post back on how that went.

So folks know I have had very good experiences with rvupgrades. They even answer their phone. Good prices (not always the cheapest) and good shipping. They seem to carry quality products too.