Keeping a stationary 5th wheel movable
I've got a 38 foot fifth wheeler on a permanent site at a campground. The dealer delivered it there for me, as I don't have a truck yet and have no intention of moving it anytime soon. That said, I kn...
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aruba5er wrote:
blocks would hold it up forever but make sure you don't put them sideways. They are not very strong used on the side. Web verticle, like you would put morter on. I'd start by putting down a piece of 2x10 or 12,to provide a larger surface, then build up the height with block and finish off with whatever 1x treated lumber needed to make level. then lower the fiver down to the crib you've made. I'd just cover the wheels with a good cover. Forget about moving it. Tires are going to rot regardless, later rather than sooner by covering them.
Why use blocks? Harbor Freight has inexpensive screw jacks. Gives you infinite adjustment. 4 or 5 on each side... They also stack for storage and are lighter than blocks or cribbing.
Lyle
