Recreation vehicle stabilizing system

Apparatus for stabilizing parked recreational vehicles, having one or more slide-out compartments supported on slide-out tube and rail structures, said apparatus comprising:

• a pair of identical telescopically, adjustable tubular legs, each having an upper end and a lower end;
• each leg comprising an elongated base tube, a slide shoe fixed to its lower end and a manually operable spring actuated latch bolt axially moveable laterally through one side of said base tube;
• an adjustment tube matingly interfitted with the interior of the base tube for coaxial sliding movement relative to said base tube;
• said adjustment tube having plural spaced means receptive of said latch bolt whereby to determine selected axial positions of said adjustment tube relative to said base tube;
• a pair of mounting brackets each having manually operable means for securely clamping the same to an undersupporting slide-out tube and rail structure;
• each said mounting bracket having a pair of U-shaped brackets interjoined so that arms thereof extend in opposite directions and are aligned at right angles to one another;
• pivot means pivotally interconnecting the outer end of at least one of said leas to each said mounting bracket;
• flexible strap means extending between lower ends of said legs associated with slide-out tube and rail structures;
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• a strap tensioning means operable to tension said strap means whereby to cause said legs to stabilize said tube and rail structures against lateral movements.