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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It is a great idea. I love the concept to use parts that are readily available and proven in the application. You know the parts can handle a life on the road.
I am curious what you welded the bracket to and if it is strong enough? (You cannot see everything from the pictures, so forgive me if I am way off on this). The sheet metal at the bottom of the storage area is likely pretty thin. And the bolt you put in the frame looks small.
If you have question about the structure, maybe you can weld the bracket directly to the frame.
Well done.
I am curious what you welded the bracket to and if it is strong enough? (You cannot see everything from the pictures, so forgive me if I am way off on this). The sheet metal at the bottom of the storage area is likely pretty thin. And the bolt you put in the frame looks small.
If you have question about the structure, maybe you can weld the bracket directly to the frame.
Well done.
