Low cost rear electric jacks on my Class B/C
When I acquired a newer Trail-Lite 27 Class B+ coach, it had no leveling system and I had installed manual scissor stabilizing jacks to the rear of my previous coach but hated cranking them down and u...
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Sorry to take so long to get these picture posted but here they are. Starting with a view in the storage bay of the two jacks sticking up though the floor. I modified each jack for relay control so they could be run by a remote control.
Here is the bottom view, I welded up the right-angle brackets of 1/4" steel and bolted to the frame, the hole and 3 mounting bolts are the same as a trailer tongue to accept the jack bolted from the topside.
Inside by the power converter I mounted the remote control (white box) that runs the 2 relays on each jack. The 4 channel remote control is the small brown fob.
To prevent accidental lowering while traveling, I added a disable switch by the inside the convert door (on the right side)
Let me know if you need any additional details.
Rick
Here is the bottom view, I welded up the right-angle brackets of 1/4" steel and bolted to the frame, the hole and 3 mounting bolts are the same as a trailer tongue to accept the jack bolted from the topside.
Inside by the power converter I mounted the remote control (white box) that runs the 2 relays on each jack. The 4 channel remote control is the small brown fob.
To prevent accidental lowering while traveling, I added a disable switch by the inside the convert door (on the right side)
Let me know if you need any additional details.
Rick
