Snap pads on Reflection fifth wheel

[Skidlm]

Can someone tell me what size snap pad is needed on a 2022 Reflection 150 series 295 RL fifth wheel?
Thank you!

[trailrydr]

Use this website to find your snap pad.

https://rvsnappad.com/pages/submit-your-rig

[Second Chance]

As a retired automotive engineer and experienced RVer and boater said a few years ago, "Snap Pads are a solution looking for a problem." I cut 12" pieces of 2 x 12 pressure treated lumber to put under the struts. They're much cheaper and last about two years before I have to spend $15 on another piece of wood. The extras are useful for a number of other things, too.

Rob

[dryfly]

I agree 100% with Rob!

[Hoopy Frood]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that questions the need for those things.

[huntindog]

HAVE YOU PRICED LUMBER LATELY?
I like them for boondocking, I also use lumber either in conjunction with the pads or under some tires as needed .

[MoonShadow_1911]

HAVE YOU PRICED LUMBER LATELY?
I like them for boondocking, I also use lumber either in conjunction with the pads or under some tires as needed .

When I made my pads a year ago, 1 2"x12"x12' length of pressure treated lumber was around $45.00. Since most off them have split, I looked to buy another 12' board. HOLY EXCREMENT! I couldn't find it for less than $200.00! If I could even find it in stock!

We bought 2 10 packs of the plastic levelers for about $35.00. Much cheaper for now. We'll see how long they last.

[Easycamper]

I don’t see where the OP asked for opinions on SnapPads, just what size to get.

[Second Chance]

HAVE YOU PRICED LUMBER LATELY?
I like them for boondocking, I also use lumber either in conjunction with the pads or under some tires as needed .

A 2 x 12 x 8 (which is the size I need for six blocks) is $34.98 at the Home Depot in Aberdeen, MD, where I'll buy my next one. You're right... about twice what I paid for the last one two years ago.

Rob

[Dakota]

I don’t see where the OP asked for opinions on SnapPads, just what size to get.

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