Easy DIY RV Jack Pads: Upgrade Your RVing Experience!

In this video Jeff show you how he builds Easy DIY RV Jack Pads for our RV.
RVing is a fun and exciting way to explore the great outdoors, but it can also be tough on your RV's jacks. That's why upgrading your RV jacks with easy DIY jack pads is a great way to improve your RVing experience. Jack pads are designed to provide a stable and level base for your RV jacks, which can help prevent damage to your RV and make it easier to set up and level your RV on uneven ground.
Overall, upgrading your RV jacks with easy DIY jack pads is a great way to improve your RVing experience. Not only do they provide a stable and level base for your RV, but they also help prevent damage to your RV and make it easier to set up and level on uneven ground. With a little bit of time and effort, you can create your own custom jack pads that will last for years to come.
These are great for stabilization and help to add height in situations where proper leveling is a problem!
Material List:
1 - 4x6x8 Pressure Treated Lumber
2- 1x6x8 Pressure Treated Lumber
2 Boxes of 2 1/2" Deck Screws
1 - 3x5' Rubber Mat
4- Galvanized Handles (found at Home Depot)
2 Cans Black Spray Paint - Primer & Paint in One (Satin or Gloss)
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[@PavingNewPaths]

The blocks turned out great! You will love them! Thanks for the shout out!

[@AdventuringwithJeffandTina]

Thank you Kevin and Alicia! We really appreciate your support and thanks again for the great idea ❤️❤️❤️

[@thervtravelcouple7316]

Nice job on the build bro those look really good!!!!! Love the music choice Tina!!!!

[@AdventuringwithJeffandTina]

Hey guys! Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️

[@stephenpennell9214]

Thanks for the video!! I have seen about 3 others and gleaned a bunch of usable info. I have a 30-foot 5th wheel and went with 1 8-foot 4x6, and 1 8-foot 2x12. The wife wanted the jack pads non painted, but I liked how yours looked painted black. A friend of mine works for the Railroad and gave me flooring they use in their train cars / cabooses. About 1/2 inch thick and they went on very securely. These will last long after we are done camping...lol!

[@AdventuringwithJeffandTina]

Hi Stephen! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I am so glad that these jack pads worked out for you! We would love to see the finished product if you wanted to send us a photo in our social media we are on Facebook and on Instagram!

[@richweber1989]

Nice job!

[@AdventuringwithJeffandTina]

Thanks Rich! We appreciate you watching and supporting our channel! Love you!

[@richweber1989]

Love you too and of course!

[@RealLifewithAdrianRuth]

Great job awesome video as always

[@AdventuringwithJeffandTina]

Adrian and Ruth!!! Thank you again :)

[@topafkar]

Very good 👍

[@AdventuringwithJeffandTina]

Hey there! Thank you so much! We really appreciate you watching our video and for your support. These jack pads were a game changer for us!

[@user-rs2vp6jl1q]

Your blocks look awesome, what a great idea.
How many tubes of gorilla glue did you use for the rubber pads?
How thick are the rubber pads? Thank you.

[@AdventuringwithJeffandTina]

Hi Todd! Thank you so much for watching. We truly appreciate it! Jeff said that he used approximately two tubes of gorilla glue. The rubber pad was purchased at Lowe’s and was about 3/8 of an inch thick. He cut it to size. Please let us know if you decide to do this project would love to see photos!

[@jdkplaysyt9069]

Awesome 👌

[@AdventuringwithJeffandTina]

Hi there! Thank you so much for watching our video! I’m glad you found it helpful😀

[@NotJustBBQLLC]

How much black spray mist ended up on your truck?

[@ampmtnbkr]

My first thoughts!

[@AdventuringwithJeffandTina]

Believe it or not, we had no overspray in the truck! Thank you so much for watching we appreciate it!

[@Sir-Rich]

❤️

[@AdventuringwithJeffandTina]

Thank you, Sir Rich ❤️