Homemade Jack Stands
Hello All, We bought a 2014 Southwind 32VS. I'd like to work with it in my driveway (our development doesn't allow us to use the street), and have determined I need to raise the front wheels 14 in...
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Kafn8td wrote:wolfe10 wrote:Kafn8td wrote:
How about the drive on ramps you get at an auto parts store. I don't think they are 14", but you could bolt them to some 2x12's to get it there.
edit - I just went and measured mine. One set is 8 5/16" and the other set is almost 10".
For the weight of a Class A motorhome on 22,000 pound GVWR chassis??????
Yep. Do a little research. The OP said the front is 8k. One set of mine is rated for 10k and the other for 15k.
You are correct, there ARE HD ramps, but most are not rated for the weight of even a front axle on a motorhome. Be sure to verify.
