2005 Arctic fox 1150

Kayteg1 wrote:
I think OP got upset with thread moderation and deleted what he wrote on the beginning. ...

Stirring the Pot, or simply a troll? Since you brought it up, I am more inclined to believe he was upset because moderation was needed.

Freep, the OP edited his original post, for reasons unknown to me. I am guessing he was trying to be informative, and did not want to argue his point.

todsme wrote:
Camper has been sold. The happi jac corner Jack's in 2005 ,4200 series had low torque powerheads and binded. Now they make the ,I believe the 4800 series.to rectify needing a stable- lift system, is to always keep the front of your camper lifted 3 inches higherwhen loading,unloading camper.That is until you are 2 feet from grounding camper. Especially with dually swing out brackets. This goes for any camper.keeps Jack's from binding and brackets from twisting.Remeber all the cantilver weight of sleeper.Also if you keep one rear jack off the ground ,you will reduce stress and binding of front Jack's.Try it ,the sleeper weight creates deflection thus really requiring only three Jack's to lower or raise camper.That is until leveled and set for use.