etrailer | Let’s Check Out the Ultra-Fab Gooseneck Trailer Tripod Stabilizer

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What's up everybody it's AJ with etrailer.com. Today we're gonna be checking out this gooseneck tripod stabilizer. And this is gonna be from Ultra-Fab. So what this is gonna do, is you can see the overhang here is where the bedroom is on the camper. And if yours is like this, you are gonna get some movement when you're walking around up here. It's just how it usually goes.

Well, you can actually do something about it and use this tripod. The gooseneck ball goes up into the gooseneck and uses it to help stabilize it. Now, it's not lifting anything up or anything like that, but it's just spread out with these feet, it is gonna make it more secure when you're walking back and forth. Let's check it out. Now, your camper is built to sit like this.

It's not gonna fall over or anything without the stabilizer. This is just gonna help you have less sway back and forth overall. Like when people are walking around in the bedroom, maybe somebody is walking in to grab something and somebody else is still sleeping, they are gonna feel that sway back and forth. And sometimes that can just get annoying. You can do something about it.

So why not If it bothers you that much, you might as well get something that's gonna help you out with it. Plus, some people just feel more comfortable seeing the contact with the ground, knowing that something is there to help stabilize it out. If you're looking to fix the swaying throughout your whole camper, you're gonna have to get some other accessories to help with that because the tripod's mainly for upfront, or in this case, the bedroom that's up top here. And I think any other play, like forward and backwards, there are other devices you can get to add on. We have the MORryde Cross Brace system here.

That's gonna really help with overall, through the whole camper. The side to side movement. It's gonna take that out when you add the pins in there. Then you can also get wheel stabilizers and those go between the tire and expand. And that's gonna take out that front and back movement. So, if swaying throughout the whole trailer is the issue, you can get the tripod and a couple of other accessories and really take care of it. Now it's time to actually put it to test. Let's see if it actually makes a difference. So, we took it off of the gooseneck up front. I'm just gonna kind of walk around here and try and get a little bit of movement. I can definitely feel the swaying or kind of like a bounce when I'm walking around. And, I can try and be more aggressive with it. You've got the sink here, so I'll grab that, and definitely can shake it back and forth. There's a lot of movement here. The blinds are going up against the window and smacking against that. So, definitely a lot of side to side movement. Even from the outside, I can push on it here, one hand. You can see the gooseneck move around just a little bit, and you might not see much movement outside, but you can definitely feel it on the inside. There's gonna be a lot more movement, like I said, with the blinds and anything loose in there is gonna be moving back and forth. Now let's install it. It doesn't take that long and you can see how nice and flat it gets. It should easily fit into a basement door, especially on this camper, it goes from one side to another. You can slide it in there just fine. So we're gonna get it lined up, and I'll pull up on this so it unlatches, so I can get the ball up in there and lock it in place. There we go. Now I don't have to hold onto it. It'll stay in place and I'm gonna straighten out the legs just to make sure they are all evenly spread, spaced out. Now we're gonna run the chain through the inner loops here, on the inside of the leg. I'm gonna do that on all three. And then pull the chain a little bit tight. And hook it up to itself. So it looks we can get to about right here. And we'll latch it, and then come back up top. Now we're back up top. We can actually use the handles here. You see how they pull down when not in use. You can pull them up and then start turning this. And what you're gonna do is turn the gooseneck ball and that's gonna bring it up into the gooseneck. It's gonna get harder as it pushes up and starts that tension, but that's what's gonna help stabilize it. So what we've done, is by turning the gooseneck ball we're pushing it up into the gooseneck, which is actually pushing tension down on the tripod. And that's why the chains are here. Is to keep the legs from fully going out. Because of that t