If the Trailer's a Rockin'....
... I must not have it set up right.
So, picture this:
The rear stabilizer jacks are bottomed out and are almost a foot long. The ground is dug out a few inches.
The front passenger side tire was off the ground by an inch. I shoved dirt under it an now it is somewhat back on the ground.
The front stabilizer jacks are sitting on 6x6 blocks and are up about 6 inches above the bottom point(so, 18 inches up)
The tongue jack is almost at its max with a piece of plywood, and 2x12x12 and a 6x6 under it.
There is not much I can do about the slope.
Up front, any movement rocks the trailer.
Suggestions on how to make it more stable?
So, picture this:
The rear stabilizer jacks are bottomed out and are almost a foot long. The ground is dug out a few inches.
The front passenger side tire was off the ground by an inch. I shoved dirt under it an now it is somewhat back on the ground.
The front stabilizer jacks are sitting on 6x6 blocks and are up about 6 inches above the bottom point(so, 18 inches up)
The tongue jack is almost at its max with a piece of plywood, and 2x12x12 and a 6x6 under it.
There is not much I can do about the slope.
Up front, any movement rocks the trailer.
Suggestions on how to make it more stable?
