Best method for jacking up 5er
Recently purchased used 5th wheel (first one) and wanted to jack it up to pull wheels and inspect brakes. I was told by an RV mechanic to leave it hitched and than jack it up. Less strain on 5er frame...
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We bought the Andersen leveling bag, nice kit,
https://www.tinyhousesinside.com/products/andersen-3600-ultimate-trailer-gear-duffel-bag-tiny-house-trailers?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=googlepla&variant=16313523654&gclid=CPLwhpCl2dMCFci2wAod__4OyA
Looks like it will work well on the road.
https://www.tinyhousesinside.com/products/andersen-3600-ultimate-trailer-gear-duffel-bag-tiny-house-trailers?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=googlepla&variant=16313523654&gclid=CPLwhpCl2dMCFci2wAod__4OyA
Looks like it will work well on the road.
djgarcia wrote:USAFBILL wrote:Artum Snowbird wrote:...X 2
Unless it is really small and only one axle, most people just drive up onto a block so the other wheel is off the ground, then work on that one.
Camping world sells a "Trailer Aide" block that has a slanted ramp to roll up your tire one at a time. I carry one in the 5th. wheel in case of a flat tire while on the road.
