JT Strong Arm Installation Question
'Afternoon, everyone. I just picked up the JT Strong Arm kit from my local CW for my 5th wheel. Got the over 58" kit as my legs are 59 1/2" apart. I haven't unboxed everything yet (picked up the ki...
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If you have scissor jacks, you do not need the accessory bracket.
If you do not have scissor jacks, you will have to buy the accessory bracket.
If you have a cross-member handy/visible to attach the rear JT to, then you do not need the angle iron.
If there is no nearby cross-member to attach to, then you have to fabricate one of your own. An angle bracket, U-channel, box channel, or 1/4 inch flat stock will all work.
If you do not have scissor jacks, you will have to buy the accessory bracket.
If you have a cross-member handy/visible to attach the rear JT to, then you do not need the angle iron.
If there is no nearby cross-member to attach to, then you have to fabricate one of your own. An angle bracket, U-channel, box channel, or 1/4 inch flat stock will all work.
