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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shadows4 wrote:Yes that is fine for swapping front to back.
Not to hi-jack the thread but I have a similar question. I need to rotate my tires. I am going to swap the front tires to the rear. What would be the best way to do that? I was thinking my floor jack on one axle and my bottle jack on the other. And having the 5er hooked to the truck of course.
I would not perform brake or hub maintenance with both wheels off and just jacks.
Although I doubt the rotation is needed. And I prefer to keep the tire in the same position to identify any alignment issues.
JMHO
