Jacking points on a travel trailer
I have read and heard that you should never jack a travel trailer using the frame, the axle, or any suspension part. Kinda eliminates all options as far as I can see, other than rolling one tire up a ...
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Gdetrailer wrote:IPegasus wrote:
Here is the quickest and easiest way to change a tire on a dual axle trailer.
https://www.etrailer.com/s.aspx?qry=andersen+rapid+jack
How about the EASIEST and FASTEST way to get killed!
That IS what that solution can do to you, there is no way on this earth I would ever try that trick.
You are depending on a tire to NOT slide off the side, you are depending on the trailer and tow vehicle to not move front to back, you are depending on hitting the exact center of said device and not driving off the side or right over the other side.
All I can say is lazy folks around here just seem to gravitate to get the chance of winning a Darwin award..
Listen up, the safest way is to use real jacks and jack stands on firm level ground and even that can be questionable at times.
And we've come full circle. From you'll kill yourself if you use jacks and Jack stands and now you'll kill yourself if you use a ramp and don't use a jack.
How many of you actually stop and think before you post, that there may, just may be more than one "right" or "ok" way to do something, even if it doesn't fit within your limited experience?
