CamcoRV Leveling Scissor Jack Socket Drill Adapter - Fits 3/8" and 1/2" Power Drills - Works with All 3/4" Hex Drive Jacks - RV Stabilization Made Easy (57363)

I have used these for years to raise and lower the jacks on various travel trailers and regular utility trailers that I owned throughout the years. Unfortunately, I lost my last one in a long distance move and when I went to lower the jacks I realized that I had to do it by hand. A little rust made it difficult to do that and I immediately ordered more of these scissor jack adapters. So much easier than hand cranking. Just make sure that you have a good grip on the drill or it can wrench your wrist.

This socket in combination with a good drill and properly lubricated/ maintained jacks will make setting up and tearing down a breeze.--- Some people says to just use your 3/4" socket from a socket set. That also calls for an extension or adapter to be used with a drill. In my case, my sockets seem to migrate (it's my kid's fault I swear -- or the dog's) so it's hard for me to count on keeping up with a full set. This socket is a single piece socket/ drill adapter. Its a dedicated tool, built for one purpose. I'm less likely to misplace it since it stays where is will be used. I keep one in the trailer and another in the glove box, just in case something gets misplaced during hurried take down and departures. For the price, and avoiding the potential hassle of of having to crank by hand (or worse, my wife having to crank by hand, if I can't get off early enough to be the one to set everything up), it's way worth it.--- And buy a decent cordless drill. Some people in other reviews are marking down this product due to their poor experience trying to lift their heavy trailer with a cheap under powered drill. In some cases, I assume, that the jacks have not been lubricated as often as the manual suggests. I know I rarely think about it until I am reminded when I feel the tension or load when moving the trailer for the first time every year.

My husband bought this to attach to his drill for raising and lowering scissor jacks on our RV. Saves LOTS of time and LOTS of muscle fatigue.

It works as advertised. The simple zinc finish as not very rust resistant, but it fits the stabilizers and the spare tire winch so I can run them up & dpwn quickly.

Makes leveling the camper a breeze.

No issues, it does what it's supposed to. I wouldn't have expected a failure out of the box. Since it's made to fit a drill I don't think you have would have to worry about any failure. If it weren't for the drill it would probably handle what any other 3/8" drive socket would handle. The wall thickness is about the same as a craftsman socket and appears to be about the same quality.

UPDATE 07/22/24I bought a second one today. The original one is still working just fine, I just wanted another one in case I lose it.ORIGINAL REVIEWI bought mine back in 2016 and have used it on 28 ft and 23 ft travel trailers. I use it with a Milwaukee cordless drill and this cordless drill and socket have more than enough power to raise and lower the stabilizers into position. In fact, I leave this socket in my Milwaukee carrying case when not in use. This socket is especially helpful when it's raining and you're in a hurry. I think the only thing better would be automatic self-levelers.

This works great for the jacks on the RV. Makes things so much easier. Hook it up the a cordless drill and save time on set up and take down.