Crooked Atwood Jacks, repair/replace ?
Ok, I bought this 2008 Host Everest about 2 weeks ago. One of the things I noticed was the front jacks are slightly off angle and a few of the bolts were loose. I finally got around to taking it to ...
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This has nothing to do with your jack.
I'm not an expert on TCs but just finished rebuilding all the support frames underneath my tanks on an Arctic Fox. My TC needs to support all the weight on the vertical walls of the basement tub. The support frame are 3/4 aluminum trusses for the tanks and something to fasten the bottom 1/8 plywood on.
Check your Host to verify the sawhorses can support it without being under the vertical basement walls.
If using them on my TC I would add a top 4x4 to the sawhorses that would extend out an inch or 2 on each side to catch the basement wall.
AF recommends one at each end and the middle. Made a lot of sense after seeing how it's put together.
I'm not an expert on TCs but just finished rebuilding all the support frames underneath my tanks on an Arctic Fox. My TC needs to support all the weight on the vertical walls of the basement tub. The support frame are 3/4 aluminum trusses for the tanks and something to fasten the bottom 1/8 plywood on.
Check your Host to verify the sawhorses can support it without being under the vertical basement walls.
If using them on my TC I would add a top 4x4 to the sawhorses that would extend out an inch or 2 on each side to catch the basement wall.
AF recommends one at each end and the middle. Made a lot of sense after seeing how it's put together.
