Leveling Jack Pads
This past weekend I was at a Good Sam Rally, we were parked (as others were) on grassy sites. Well it rained and it rained and then rained some more. While setting up I had the forethought to put my y...
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Edd505 wrote:beemerphile1 wrote:CavemanCharlie wrote:
For heaves sake, I don't need to put my "Stabilizer Jacks" down so hard as to lift the rig off of the ground. A short 2X6 or a extra plastic leveler block is all I need. I'm not planning on keeping it stable during a earthquake. And, of the girlfriend and I are rocking it around a bit I don't care who cares.
But, to each their own.
Some of us have levelers, not stabilizers. Mine can easily lift the tires off the ground.
Not recommended. I do use a stack of legos to shorten the legs, the shorter the less wobble.
Please tell my why it's not recommended? Fact is there are places where the ground slopes side to side and one side of the tires are off the ground. Many times the tires are touching but barely touching, is that an issue?
RV hooked to truck in pic and then leveled with the back 4 jacks, sat overnight that way looked the same in the am. Is that an issue?
