Airstream Stabilizer Jack Pad
A treaded pad that slides onto the stabilizer foot and bolts up from the top, so it rides on the jack from one campground to the next.
$9.99
This is a digital STL file, delivered as an instant download after checkout. Print as many as you like for yourself, and open the file in any slicer or CAD tool to change the design as you see fit.
License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (remix with attribution, non-commercial)
Fits: The stamped steel foot on the BAL scissor stabilizers under our 2024 Airstream International 23FBT: a tray about 141 x 137 mm with two bolt holes near 90 mm apart. Measured and fit-checked on the actual foot with printed gauges; the source is parametric, so other feet are a few numbers away.
The stabilizer foot slides between two lipped rails until it meets a stop wall, then two M8 bolts drop through the foot's own holes into hex nuts caged under the floor. You tighten from the top with a 5 mm key; the cages hold the nuts, so there is nothing to reach or lose underneath, and the pad stays on the jack from one campground to the next. The octagonal plate sheds the corners a square pad wastes, stands the foot a full inch off the ground, and the underside carries a field of small Airstream trailer stamps that bite soft ground, two drain grooves so rain runs out instead of pooling under the steel, and recessed nut pockets that keep the hardware off the pavement. Printed in ASA for sun and hot asphalt, 15 percent lightning infill with solid decks under the clamp points. The stop wall doubles as a transom: we print our trailer's name on ours, and made-to-order units can carry yours.
Print settings
How we print it
- MaterialASA
- Layer height0.28 mm
- Infill15%
- SupportsNo
- Print timeabout 6h 30m
Independent aftermarket part. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Airstream, Rivian, or any vehicle manufacturer. Brand names describe fitment only. Printed parts have limits: check the fit and load rating for your use before you rely on one.
