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its your wheels that moves back and forth.

1. get a bal leveler - this way you can level your trailer.  - https://www.amazon.com/BAL-28050-Light-Trailer-Leveler/dp/B000BH5MAA
2. get another bal tire chock - https://www.amazon.com/BAL-28020-Single-Axle-Chock/dp/B001UGPEJA/ref=lp_2582855011_1_13?srs=2582855011&ie=UTF8&qid=1493947605&sr=8-13

this prevents the tire moving which shakes the trailer.

bounce  is up and down, which the stabilizers use and its not used to really lift/level or try to prevent shaking. - its to prevent the trailer from tipping, and make it less wobbly.

i use both, AND I use https://www.amazon.com/Camco-44561-Olympian-Aluminum-Stack/dp/B000760FX4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1493947700&sr=8-1&keywords=aluminum+stands+trailer

I put 2 on back trailer, and 2 front where the tongue meets the box

i have ZERO shake. (I had some before I added the single tire chock, after that  its solid - very solid and I m happy.

Well. I went and picked up my Quicksilver 10.0 with a Chev 2500 LTZ Dura-max with Allison Transmission - diesel power

i think it was TOO much , we totally forgot about the trailer several times, then look back - oh yeah...

mine did - but still has screws holding to the frame, thats attached on the straps - the internal screws in the pipe has broke.

i stopped using it.

now I have a new plan...

http://mount-n-lock.com/mnl-cargo-products/4square-cargo-products-for-square-rv-bumpers/product/74-4square-safetystruts-ultralight-aluminum-4-inch-rv-replacement-bumper-kit

Im not sure if its a good idea, I m going to try to find it in person and check it out - so far it may be what I need to store the poles, and have a better bumper