Lippert 2022016064, Installation And Owner'S Manual

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Quick Drop Stabilizer

Installation and Owner’s Manual

(For Aftermarket Applications)

CCD-0004455

Examples of Quick Drop Stabilizer Positioning
The following figures show examples of the Quick Drop 

Stabilizer from optimal to inadequate stabilization.

Fig.31 

Fig.32 

BEST: Optimal Stabilization

 is achieved when the inner 

arm and Quick Drop leg clear the visual gauge AND the 

inner arm and assembly body are almost at a 90 degree 

angle 

(Fig.31)

.

NOTE: 

Upon completion, the inner arm should not have 

moved beyond a 90 degree angle; perpendicular to the 

assembly body. Doing so may cause the mechanism to 

bind and cause damage.

GOOD: Adequate Stabilization

 can be achieved with the 

inner arm and assembly body greater than a 90 degree 

angle, BUT the inner arm is clear of the  

visual gauge 

(Fig. 32)

.

NOTE: 

The GOOD position 

(Fig. 32)

 is recommended for 

preloading so that the stabilizer can be extended and finish 

in the BEST position 

(Fig. 31)

 (90 degree angle).

BAD: Stabilization is inadequate 

when the inner arm 

and Quick Drop leg ARE NOT clear of the visual gauge. 

The angle of the inner arm and assembly body is too great 

to assure that the trailer weight can be  

evenly distributed 

(Fig. 33)

. 

Best Positioning

Good Positioning

Fig.33 

Bad Positioning

NOTE: 

The black line represents the ground in relation to 

the Quick Drop Stabilizer.