Electric stabilizers
I have a 2012 Wildwood 26tbss. It came with Lippert Electic Stabilizers. I an wondering is it better to extend them down as far as possible or block them up and keep them as close to the frame as poss...
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Huntindog wrote:
What has a tilted campsite have to do with it? Are we talking about the same jacks?
BTW, My TT comes in at 11,500. And my jacks work just fine.
If a tongue type jack were to be available for stabilizing. the TT frames would have to be beefed up a ton.. Heck a lot of people can't seem to keep from racking the frame with the old style scissors jacks... Give them a more powerful independent jack and the problems will multiply exponentially.
Front to back tilted campsite. That's when I kinked my front Lippert stab jacks. The distance from the trailer frame to the ground was only about 1' at the front, about 3' at the rear.
I imagine the expensive, heavier-duty jacks would only be put on expensive heavier duty frames. Suspect my Northwood frame could handle it. Don't think there's much frame flex.
