MH levelers
Admittedly, although I owned a MH many years ago, it did not have levelers and I don't have experience otherwise. We frequently see MH's that are jacked up off the ground via the levelers, someti...
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noplace2 wrote:Dutch_12078 wrote:
The lifting capacity of my leveling jacks far exceeds the weight of the coach, so I'm not concerned when it's necessary to lift one or both front wheels off the ground to get the rig level.
Again, not trying to be argumentative, but how do you know this? I seriously want to know where the lifting capacity of these jacks is stated and whether they are rated for sustained lift. Thanks
Quadra Manufacturing, the maker of my Bigfoot leveling jacks, rates each of the four dual acting cylinders for a 12,275 lb continuous load at 2500 PSI. That's a 49,100 lb total lifting capacity supporting my 18,000 lb coach. They also make 17,600 lb rated cylinders, but that would probably be a tad overkill for my coach. :B
Bigfoot QE1 Series jacks
