Camco Eaz-Lift RV Scissor Jack Slotted Drill Attachment — Provides Quick & Easy Trailer Jack Operation — Convenient 8" Length — Fits Standard 3/8" Power Drills

Bought this cause I lost my other 1. Found that 1 again, now I keep this 1 in my truck, just in case.

As described

This is a good value for the money. The size fits easily into the standard cordless drill and is of good quality. It is very easy to install and get started. I will say that if the tension is too tight, this might not work. It's best to get started and use this to finish popping up your camper.

Easy enough to use with drill.

Not sure why they made this thing so long, but it is long. Just needed a simple drill adapter and this one does it, but it's like 7" long for some unknown reason. Maybe some of the support jacks are mounted further under some RV's but mine have the screw head right at the edge of the trailer for easy access. This thing just seems like its another item to find a place for in my tiny trailer.

Awesome

This drill attachment greatly sped up lowering the 4 jacks, leveling, and lifting them back in place on a bumper-pull RV trailer. Recommend using no less than a 20W electric drill (with an extra battery and don't forget your charger?.

First time I used it, it bent and didn't permit me to get the foot down on out camper. Pretty cheaply made. Not very much strength.

I like the product it works well on my trailer jacks. I don’t trust it with my torque gun to do the initial turn. I think it would fail long term. I use it after the first turn with the heavier manufacture wrench that came with trailer. Then it’s zip zip and it safes me likes of cranking. Would buy again as it’s a huge time saver. Only concern is long term if you real have to torque it.

Works perfect in my Dewalt drill. I still only use it to get 95% of the way there and hand crank the final bit to tighten up the legs.

Well made and strong. Makes putting the jacks on my tent trailer up and down easy with a cordless drill.

Amazing product for my 2006 hybrid StarCraft. Cuts down on set up big time!

I would have prefered using one for my impact drill. Using that one on a regular drill ain't that efficient... When comes to the end (up or down), my 18V Dewalt drill couldn't complete the job and I had to use the manual crank handle to be sure everything was fine...