Stabilizer jacks - How much is too much?
I've read most of the posts about trying to get rid of the "wiggle" in your rig.Many discuss rear stabilizer jacks as some part of the solution, but nobody seems to have answered the question, "How mu...
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I agree with Rincon and valhalla - there are to main issues, side-to-side and fore-aft movement. One can also consider the up-down bouncing movement if you are not using stabilizers of any kind. I like the locking arms for travel trailers, and either the locking arms or the pin box tripod for fivers. I'm in a fiver right now and the tripod just about eliminates the fore-aft movement, and makes the bedroom rock stable.
The rear stabilizer jacks in my opinion helps the side to side (and of course the up-down), but in my rig which is a single motor driving both legs, it helps the bounce but does not do much for side-to-side. The Bal arms would take care of that.
The rear stabilizer jacks in my opinion helps the side to side (and of course the up-down), but in my rig which is a single motor driving both legs, it helps the bounce but does not do much for side-to-side. The Bal arms would take care of that.
