Having Power Stabilizers Added
Now that our 5th wheel has been totaled the wife and I are out shopping for a new rig. We are planning on taking a step back and getting a nice TT which fits our needs. We've found on we like, ho...
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beemerphile1 wrote:That's a good point, because depending on what trailer you are installing this on, it is probably designed to be stabilized on the four corners, but may not be able to be "leveled" from the four corners. Lift the wheels on one side off the ground and you could bend the frame. That's an important distinction, although your title says "stablize" your posts seem to me to hint your talking about "leveling". Big difference.thirtydaZe wrote:Snomas wrote:
I use a a portable drill and socket. Takes 5 minutes to stableze the TT. I sure don't see the need for anything more than that unless you are pure lazy. I owned a DP for 15 years w/ automatic jacks and are absolutely necessary on 35K lb unit, but on a 4K TT not necessary. IMHO
what about an 11k TT?
Doesn't matter, you aren't lifting it, you are stabilizing it.
