Jacking up class C motorhome
I had gathered from my ford e450 chassis manual that jacking points are located on axles, slightly beyond suspension and steering hardware. Can you help clarifying how to jack to to change a tire or...
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what I would do is drive across a scale while fully loaded for camping and see what you front axel weighs and what your back axel weighs. then find a jackstand set that rated for more than the highest axel. I am assuming that your rear axel is well under 12000lbs haha so the 3 ton pair will work just fine.
there are frame point you can use, but the problem is you have to jack it higher because the suspension will drop a bit. so usually it is faster just to lift the axel. one thing to not which ever you decide to go with put some squares of 3/4" plywood to put under the jack and jackstands incase you have to di it on a dirt road.
