afidel wrote:
FrankShore wrote:
Look for these kinds of jacks.
For the front, they will run parallel to the length.
For the back, the stab should be running in the opposite direction. Take a look at this photo:

This will get you the most "no shimmy" trailer
Yeah, those should be fairly similar to the JT StrongArms/BAL Lock Arms, though I would think without the lock nut they wouldn't be quite as stiff.
The example I posted, those are BAL jacks, with the pads. You should have 2 of those in the front, pointing in the right direction, then in the back, same thing just as long as your pointing them in another direction.
This will eliminate fore/aft sway and port/starboard sway.
These are all lousy ways (imo) to jack something up to try and stabilize a rig


