Flinx777 wrote:
Thanks everyone for your responses. We're gonna do 1 week locally so we can clean up the house before the renters come in, so I'll try it without the tripod. If we find that the movement is not an issue, we'll just put the tripod in storage while we're on the road for the year. Movement is not a big issue to me personally, so I'd be willing to trade off a little bounce in the RV over loosing precious storage space.
Our RV trailers axles/tires/springs are close to the center of a long vehicle. There fore each end has side to side and up and down movement. Granted the landing jacks if their not extended very long take some of the wiggle out of the unit. A pin stabilizer cannot stabilize both ends of the trailer.
I have a pin stabilizer but I understand it can only eliminate up and down and side to side movement at the front. For the rear of my trailers movement I use BAL adjustable telescoping stabilizers. And fore and aft movement I use adjustable chocks between the wheels. I'm rock solid per my requirement.
The JTs or similar products do the same thing.
