Dropping camper on sloped driveway
I need to do some work on the skirt (rebuild likely), and would like to do it in my driveway, but off the truck so I can go get a full sheet of plywood. The driveway slopes about 5 degrees. There ...
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Oasisbob wrote:The problem is that the jack hits the block at an angle because the truck and camper are at an angle. When you raise the camper, the foot is not flat on the block and when you want level the camper the feet will want to push the block forward, which they won't be able to do. This will create stress on the jacks which could damage them or the camper.
So if this person cuts blocks to compensate for the drive way slope what would the problem be?
