leveling/stabilizing jacks

Hey all. My pod's back end overhangs the end of my driveways pavement by a few feet, and i don't have enough room to leave it parked where it wouldn't overhang. The land slopes down from the end of the pavement rather quickly. I realize the jacks are intended for stabilizing, not leveling. But the jacks are really cheap, and not very strong at all. If i replaced the 2 rear stabilizers with "jacks" is that ok to do, as in, can the jacks damage the trailer because they are now stong enough to lift it? Is the area where the stabilizers are now, a stong structural area good enough to bear a load? It would just make me feel better to know that if i get a little weight in the rear of the camper, i can atleast know my jacks won't bend, or fold, and i go for a ride down hill. 

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I saw some at walmart yesterday that are 25.00 dollars. They are rated to lift 3000 pounds. I may replace atleast the rear stabilizers with these new "jacks", maybe do all 4. My guess is i would actually be able to " jack " up the trailer if i had these new jacks installed. Perhaps to level, or maybe even if i had a flat tire?? I would never lift the entire trailer off the ground, so 2, 3000 pound jacks should lift 1 side off the ground easily?

+1, not meant to be jacked from the corners.

There shouldn't be any issue. The lion's share of the weight will still be on the wheels and tongue jack.

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I parked my pod in the same situation and was nervous about sitting in the back, but there's a lot more weight up front. The fresh water tank on mine was in the back and it was empty. That helps too.