leaf spring broken..trailer legs?
Does anyone know if using the product "Trailer Legs" cause/promote broken leaf springs?
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So they’re marketing these as not only increased stability when camping, but also as storage devices.
For camping it appears they would literally only be useful on level sites (which I’m sure many are, however I can think of vary few instances where I’ve camped with any RV that a little side to side leveling isn’t required.). So they’re of limited usefulness there.
And the garbage they spew about the advantages for trailer storage sounds like it was cut and pasted out of a late night infomercial with the late Billy Mays!
OP, like many posts you didn’t even begin to explain if your question is out of curiosity or you’ve sustained some damage you think might be attributed to trailer legs. But regardless, they seem like another solution looking for a problem that doesn’t exist.
For camping it appears they would literally only be useful on level sites (which I’m sure many are, however I can think of vary few instances where I’ve camped with any RV that a little side to side leveling isn’t required.). So they’re of limited usefulness there.
And the garbage they spew about the advantages for trailer storage sounds like it was cut and pasted out of a late night infomercial with the late Billy Mays!
OP, like many posts you didn’t even begin to explain if your question is out of curiosity or you’ve sustained some damage you think might be attributed to trailer legs. But regardless, they seem like another solution looking for a problem that doesn’t exist.
