Leveling with hydraulic jacks
We have a Southwind 36 ft. New to us and also new to us are the use of leveling Jack's. We leveled some of the wheels with blocks to get close then used the Power Gear Jack's to finalize the level. We...
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randallb wrote:
Doug,
Why do you bother. I severely restricted my help to this forum about 3 years ago when you, me and one other professional were stuck in this same type of senseless conversation with the "experts". They were right and we were wrong. Our combined 100+ years of experience was met with the same type of logic that Onaquest is now using to address your expertise and experience.
Randy
Sorry if you feel offended when someone questions your expertise on any given subject. Your combined 100 years of experience is not intimidating in the least, and is no license to make unsubstantiated statements.
I stipulated early on, in this thread, that DPs were inherently more stable on jacks than gassers, due to their weight, bulk and how they were constructed, but statements that "gas MHs will always have "bounce" and movement when leveled with jacks" is as ridiculous now as it was then.
I can level my Bounder gasser, without lifting any corner more than six inches, and make it as solid and stable as a rock. AND, it didn't take me 35 or 100 years to learn how to do it either. Maybe I'm just a fast learner.
