Drill Attachment (T Slot) 48-979071 (Ultra-Fab Products)

Works great, and fits snug on my BAL stabilizers, easy to use very sturdy. Good value to save time.

This thing makes setting up and tearing down our pop-up trailer much easier and faster. This works for the stabilizers as well as to lift up the roof. This thing is super heavy duty. The shaft is clamped and welded in. If you are going to use this to lift up the roof of your pop-up, you are going to need a very powerful drill that is not an impact drill/wrench or at least one you can turn that mode off. Once I found the right drill (I eventually went with Ryobi P1813 One+ 18V Lithium Ion 750 Inch Pound Cordless Hammer Drill Power Tool Kit (Includes Battery Charger and Bag) ) this worked great.

The product seems decent and is well made but the main function I was hoping to use it for was to raise the roof on my Mesa. It was not advertised to do that so this is not meant to be a knock on the tool. The tool would only go into the opening of the lift/jack for a few inches and then was tapered larger so it would bottom out. It does work the jacks fine.

BOTTOM LINE: This slotted drill/driver stabilizer socket is one of the greatest camper's helper inventions EVER designed. Drastically reduces set-up/tear-down time. Helps you start relaxing and enjoying your outdoor time faster ...and gets you packed up & on the road quicker when it's time to head for home. 5 STARS THOUGHTS: Picked up this ultra-clever thingamajig after wife & I bought a used A-frame pop-up and found ourselves spening way too much time squatting and kneeling in the mud, etc., cranking the stabilizer feet up & down when we arrived/left. Slipped this doohickey into a drill/driver, and what took the longest about set-up & tear-down now takes the least amount of time! Real back saver and a Godsend when you're trying to set up during inclement weather. Best $15 we've spent thus far on our little Home Away From Home. I bought a couple, cuz a spare is always a good thing to have: 1 for in the camper, 1 for in the truck. TIP: Read here & elsewhere from folks grumbling about how this thing gets bent too easy, etc. Don't lower the stabilizers on your camper until after you've disconnected from your vehicle AND reached a fairly level balance using the camper's jackstand! If you put the feet down while your camper is still hooked to your vehicle you'll put too much exertion on both this handy stabilizer socket and your drill/driver. Happy camping, folks!

Been using this tool on several trips and work great. Hook up to a battery drill and does the job.

This tool makes it easier to lower and raise the stabilizer legs on my tiny trailer. I just pop it into my drill and press. It's quick and easy. No more cranking by hand.

Using this drill attachment really helps speed up set up and tear down with our stabilizer jacks. (use on a low setting to avoid hurting your wrist)

Make sure you have the flat slot and then get a cheap Battery drill and your in business. Saves so much work cranking for a older person LOL> young ones too but us old folks this is a must buy.

Muy bueno

Cette outil relier a votre tournevis sans fils vous permets de monter ou descendre vos ''Stabilisateurs'' sams effort et dans un rien de temps...

Since my RV's older stabilizers don't have the normal hex style, I had to buy this adapter. Pricey for what it is but necessary. Way easier and faster than cranking them by hand.

These are a bit flimsy and tend to bend out of shape. I have straightened it out a few times

Great product for a drill when you use a pop up trailer