DRM796 wrote:
ricatic wrote:
When we rebuilt our deck at the house, I had several short lengths of cedar 4x4 and some 2 foot lengths of Trex decking. Two hours later I had four 12x12 jack pads with Ttrex on top and bottom. Attached the rope trick and use an old awning rod to move them around...works great and no issues with splitting...
They are about 6 inches tall but I like that because the shorter the jack legs are extended, the less the fiver moves around...
Regards
Ricatic, That was my thought process with the stacks that I used. The shorter the landing gear leg the less wobble. I have done away with the stacks since I installed the Steadyfast stabilzers. Cost about $300 and a couple of hours to install but well worth it. Now when one of the dogs jumps off the loveseat or bed it doesn't seem like you are on a boat in the cross wake of another. So far best improvement we have added to date.
I have considered stabilizers but truthfully, with my current setup, and with Savanna the 13 pound Wunderdachsund, our only passenger, no more stabilization is really needed...
My next move will be hydraulic leveling...we had this on our last three motorhome and I sure do miss it...
Regards