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Howdy.Manually cranked up our trailer in a campground and the wood underneath the jack moved and the trailer crashed to the ground. Called AAA and plan b emergency road service (its called Choice) Fou...
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I'm guessing here but do you have a stack of small wood pieces that are stacked to a height just under the jacks "road worthy" position? This would be so that there is minimal cranking to lower the jack.
Edit: OK simultaneous response that you used four pieces of wood.
Here's a solution: Use one piece of 6' x 6" block under the tongue jack. I use one that is about 12" long and it never moves.
Edit: OK simultaneous response that you used four pieces of wood.
Here's a solution: Use one piece of 6' x 6" block under the tongue jack. I use one that is about 12" long and it never moves.
