Another model is not the same circular design as the SnapPad but a rectangle one. This construction material helps absorb any ground imperfections you may have under your jacks. These SnapPads are designed to work with the Lippert 6-point “level up” system and they are made of rubber. For example, there is a product called SnapPads and they get that name because they snap into place on your jacks.
They will not be called RV leveling buckets or jack buckets but have a different name to them. There is a variety of leveler helpers you can choose between. If you buy from Anderson you can expect to pay about $30 each or a lot more when you buy a complete kit. That is a good thing when you want your RV to sit still when you move about. In addition to all of that, these buckets are supposed to stop all movement and sway. They have a double use that should fit in with your RV vacation plans. If you do not need to use all of them, you can use them as a seat for small children. They are supposed to be strong and very durable although some owners have had to replace theirs several times within a short time. Plus, they are said to help keep dirt and oil away from your jacks and leveling system. These blocks are 8 inches tall, 12 inches in diameter at the top, and 10 at the bottom. Andersen calls them ‘trailer jack blocks’ but they are commonly referred to as buckets as that is what they are. They are designed to help stabilize your jacks and give them a longer lifespan. These are simple inventions that do not take a lot of experience or know-how to use.
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