Proper setup of the 5th Wheel on asphalt?
I have always been told that when parking the unit on asphalt one must put blocks/pads under the stabilizers. Does parking without cause the asphalt to sag/dimple? Patti asked a couple of days ago why...
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Almost always a good idea to put blocks under the feet, especially asphalt in warm weather. You spread the weight over a wider area & reduce the risk of damaging the surface for future users of the site.
Hate coming into a site only to find that some thoughtless previous occupier with buttons has leveled up his unit, put dimples in the surface or, worse, gone right through it.
Getting out & putting some lumber under the pads could make all the difference between leaving without a trace & destroying the site.
Hate coming into a site only to find that some thoughtless previous occupier with buttons has leveled up his unit, put dimples in the surface or, worse, gone right through it.
Getting out & putting some lumber under the pads could make all the difference between leaving without a trace & destroying the site.
