Jackknifed trailer into TC Jack!!
:oWell as I was preparing for our maiden voyage with my "new" TC, I noticed that the extended hitch for towing my 18' G3 was not quite extended enough. I did some maneuvering in the driveway, and det...
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Boatycall wrote:
I'm only throwing this out there...
That corner is now extremely weak. Not something you want when it's 4 feet in the air being loaded. You can sell your existing jacks for a decent price and get a Stable Lift Jack SystemOasisbob wrote:Be forwarned - YEARS ago I did something similar - jacked a boat into my truck. Extremely minor damage, small dent in the bed corner and a broke tail light. They considered it a collision with all the negativity that goes along with being "at fault in a collision".
First thing is to forgive yourself. It happens. Second consideration is to call your insurance company.
Besides - aren't you tired of cranking those jacks anyway? Time to treat yourself and go electric.
Well I didn't even purchase insurance for it. For a $3800 camper I figured it wasn't worth it. I was considering going electric for sure, but I don't want to spend $2500 for a Stabil Lift system for this camper. If I went with Atwood electric, do you have to re-drill new corner brackets or are they designed to be used with the existing ones?
