SnapPad for mini jack feet

[rideadeuce]

I believe I saw these on one of the forum members Oliver @Galway Girl and did a little research to find them. Pop on and never have to take them off. Quality, thick, durable rubber. Pretty cool. Not sure if there has been a previous post but thought I would share. 

M

https://www.etrailer.com/RV_Jack_Pads/SnapPad/SN59FR.html

 

[rich.dev]

Yes I have them on all 3 jacks.

[topgun2]

2 hours ago, rideadeuce said:

Pop on and never have to take them off. Quality, thick, durable rubber. Pretty cool.

 

2 hours ago, rich.dev said:

Yes I have them on all 3 jacks.

I agree that they are cool and attach easily and will probably last a long time...

But, this is one of those items that I've told myself I need but I simply can't figure out why I need them.

Bill

[Mike and Carol]

2 minutes ago, topgun2 said:

But, this is one of those items that I've told myself I need but I simply can't figure out why I need them.

Same here.  Maybe a Christmas gift?  I still think they’re cool.

[Patriot]

I installed snap pads a few years ago. They help to not leave a foot print on black top paved sites at campgrounds. We also use the Andersen red buckets for both the front jack and rear stabilizers. For some It’s more of a want than a need I suppose. They do look great. 👍🏻 

Edited yesterday at 06:25 PM by Patriot

[John Dorrer]

4 hours ago, topgun2 said:

 

I agree that they are cool and attach easily and will probably last a long time...

But, this is one of those items that I've told myself I need but I simply can't figure out why I need them.

Bill

+2, I use the buckets and have a piece of 90-mil single ply roofing I place on the surface and then the Andersen Jack Base. I just couldn't come up with a reason to spend the $$. 

[rideadeuce]

For me, it boils down to a faster camp setup and 3 less things I have to store and pull out of the basement. If three of us pool our 4th extra pad we could give a set to someone! Ha

[jd1923]

For me, the 8" tall round Anderson blocks are all we need for the rears. I use the 1" stacking blocks up front as sometimes we need just a few inches of height and other times we need much more like 12-15" of height.

If there is such a thing, next time I would buy the 8" round blocks without the magnets. They don't always stick for me, so I just place them on the ground anyway. They should be lighter and easier to carry without the magnets. My moto, just "keep it simple silly!" (KISS)

[rideadeuce]

3 hours ago, jd1923 said:

My moto, just "keep it simple silly!" (KISS)

Is this coming from the guy that upgraded to motorized, electronic water valves?

Totally, in jest. Respect. Did you ever post a picture of your water valve setup, curious did you mount your switches below the mattress? And did Scuba ever explain why he only used one. 

Best, M