Too much wiggle

^^^^^^^That's pretty much your decision.

JTs. got mine for 205.

I full time and I think movement while walking around is something you just get used to. I don't even notice it anymore. Not something I worry about and definitely don't want more stuff to haul around that might do nothing more than lighten my wallet.

put your landing gear on blocks...large as poss. The more of the gear that is retracted the less wiggle you will have!

edatlanta wrote:
I full time and I think movement while walking around is something you just get used to. I don't even notice it anymore. Not something I worry about and definitely don't want more stuff to haul around that might do nothing more than lighten my wallet.

+1 on that. I'm amazed that people spend a lot of money on a rig so that they can be mobile and travel, and then complain that their rig doesn't feel like their house. You bought a trailer - get used to it.

I just don't need another doohickey to fool with, or something else to spend money on.

Big difference between feeling like your house, and having your coffee slosh out of your cup when someone walks across the floor. Some of those big heavy toyhaulers are really wobbly. JT Strongarms means I no longer have to constantly clean up my coffee spills. :)

fj12ryder wrote:
Big difference between feeling like your house, and having your coffee slosh out of your cup when someone walks across the floor. Some of those big heavy toyhaulers are really wobbly. JT Strongarms means I no longer have to constantly clean up my coffee spills. :)

LOL, I agree, spilling drinks is pretty darned wiggly. Mine have never been anything close to that bad. The DW can tell if I haven't put the rear stabilizer jacks down, but only barely.

Seems odd to me that a heavy trailer, like a TH you mentioned, would wiggle more than my small trailer. The mass moving around (people/pets) versus the much greater mass of a trailer weighing twice what mine does.

We had a 35' Big Sky before this toyhauler and it was fine without anything other than landing gear in front and rear stabilizers. But this Fuzion is like being on a ship at sea without the JT Strongarms bolted down. And there's still movement, but just enough to cause ripples in my coffee cup, not spill the darn thing. :)

Put a SteadyFast system on our previous TT and it worked very well. Wasn't that hard to install either. Got a good price on a Strongarm system for our Montana a couple of years back, and while it does work about as well as the SteadyFast, it was a bear to install! It also is MUCH heavier duty than the SteadyFast and weighs a heck of a lot more.

bpounds wrote:

edatlanta wrote:
I full time and I think movement while walking around is something you just get used to. I don't even notice it anymore. Not something I worry about and definitely don't want more stuff to haul around that might do nothing more than lighten my wallet.

+1 on that. I'm amazed that people spend a lot of money on a rig so that they can be mobile and travel, and then complain that their rig doesn't feel like their house. You bought a trailer - get used to it.

I just don't need another doohickey to fool with, or something else to spend money on.

When every time your 16 year old moves in his sleep it wakes your VERY light sleeping wife it's money well spent.

I'm looking at the Strongarms now.