Stuck in the mud, any tips?
I store my MH, 35' Monaco Monarch, on a buddy's ranch next to his fiver. The spot we use is slightly higher then the surrounding ground, on dirt, but in winters past even after a good rain I have nev...
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Afraid I wasn't much or any help.
Thinking about it you have a sturdy frame. Use big boards, and hydraulic jacks.
raise the jacks out of the mud, might require shoring and jacking a second time.
Fill the holes with gravel. You can buy it in bags many places. Probably two or three bags per side.
You should be able to clean off the jacks or more to the point the rams.
If they won't raise clear the problem with fuses or switches. If they are just glued up or not spray lube them with silicone and clean.
Put some wood blocks under the jacks with the switch in the rtract position.
Put boards over the gravel and ground.
Let the coach down and the jacks should retract enough or all the way up.
Drive off the wood blocks under the jacks.
However this advise is worth what you paid. :)
Thinking about it you have a sturdy frame. Use big boards, and hydraulic jacks.
raise the jacks out of the mud, might require shoring and jacking a second time.
Fill the holes with gravel. You can buy it in bags many places. Probably two or three bags per side.
You should be able to clean off the jacks or more to the point the rams.
If they won't raise clear the problem with fuses or switches. If they are just glued up or not spray lube them with silicone and clean.
Put some wood blocks under the jacks with the switch in the rtract position.
Put boards over the gravel and ground.
Let the coach down and the jacks should retract enough or all the way up.
Drive off the wood blocks under the jacks.
However this advise is worth what you paid. :)
