travel trailer stabilizer
Another topic I'm sure has been beat to death, but my research is turning up TOO many options. Looking for some first-hand experience. I have a 33' Jayco White Hawk 33RSKS.....kitchen has a slide ...
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lanerd wrote:
Yes, more scissor jacks will help, but unless you get the weight of the trailer completely off of the suspension, you will always have movement...nature of the beast.
Yes, stabilizers under the slide outs is a no-no.
With my TT I used THESE. I had one under the back of the frame running cross wise, and one under one side running length wise. However, TT still moved somewhat, but much better than without.
Hope this helps
Ron
I use the same as lanerd, but only on the back of the fiver. It makes a big difference! As others have noted some movement is just one of the things we live with. (BTW, if you decide to try the universal type,
just snug it up...making the strap too tight will just damage the legs and not make the trailer any more stable.)
