BAL RV Jacks, Stabilizers & Slide-Out Parts
BAL (Norco Industries) makes the stabilizing, leveling and slide-out hardware fitted to many travel trailers and fifth wheels. This is where to find both the well-known add-ons and the hard-to-find replacement parts, each listed with its BAL part number.
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Stabilizing: the X-Chock tire locking chock for tandem axles (28012), Lock-Arm stabilizing bars (23216), and king pin tripods for fifth wheels: the 25033 (44"-50"), the Deluxe 25035 (44"-66") and the FASTJACK Weekender and Full-Timer.
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Leveling: the LoPro SJ24 24" scissor jack, 5,000 lb, plus motors, control boxes, touchpads and landing gear legs for BAL electric leveling systems.
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Slide-out parts: Accu-Slide motors such as the compact standard torque motor kit (21900001) and high torque motor with gear box (P22327), corner pulleys, the Exact-Slide control module and wiper seals in 50 ft rolls.
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Spare tire carriers: the Hide-A-Spare under-frame carrier for 52"-72" frames and the Retract-A-Spare.
Finding the right BAL part
For replacement motors, controls and seals, match the BAL part number on the old part or in your RV's parts list, since slide and leveling systems vary by model year. For frame-mounted parts such as spare carriers, measure the frame width first. See also towing, hitches and leveling, the stabilizing and leveling kit and Lippert parts.
Does the X-Chock replace wheel chocks?
The X-Chock expands between the tires of a tandem axle to stop the wheels rocking, which steadies the trailer at camp. Most owners use it together with ordinary chocks, not in place of them.
Which king pin tripod do I need?
Measure from the ground to the king pin with the trailer level, then choose the tripod whose height range covers it: 44" to 50" for the 25033, or 44" to 66" for the Deluxe 25035.
Can you identify a slide-out motor for me?
Yes. Send us the part number from the motor label, or a photo of the motor and the make, model and year of the RV.
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