Just bought 98 winnebago adventurer
I traded in a 06 30 ft skyline and I think ive given myself a headache trying to figure everything out. I will be posting questions as soon as I can prioritize LOL. The great forum members were cert...
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Lt46 wrote:
Your jacks will lift the tire well off the ground BUT....be very carefull crawling under without using other jack stands for support...if no jack stands use 4x4 cribbing. Also, any time you lift the rear wheels off the ground you are in very dangerous territory. The E-Brake is attached to the driveshaft, just aft of the tranny. Lifting the rear wheels mean no E-Brake holding the moho. It will roll and it will be costly in repairs and hopefully not in injuries. In fact, I carry a few 2"x 10"x 5' pressure treated boards just for raising the rear wheels without losing contact with the ground.
Good points thanks. Hope to pack a little cribbing in without going crazy on the weight.
