Need to replace rear stabilizers
Hi all; Went to bring the fiver home for the season and one of the rear stabilizers broke. Only two years old and rusty as all get out. The main drive screw looked like it had sat at the bottom o...
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Just a note about the replacements.. I found out the hard way that different brands turn in opposite directions to lift or retract.
So I replaced the back jacks only to find I had to turn them counter clockwise while the fronts turned clockwise to extend. Talk about confusing!
I ended up buy two more just so they matched.
Also, you might consider buying longer jacks. I did just that and it comes in very handy sometimes. They stick out a couple of inches past the body of the TT but it hasn't been a problem.
So I replaced the back jacks only to find I had to turn them counter clockwise while the fronts turned clockwise to extend. Talk about confusing!
I ended up buy two more just so they matched.
Also, you might consider buying longer jacks. I did just that and it comes in very handy sometimes. They stick out a couple of inches past the body of the TT but it hasn't been a problem.
