Leg supports for truck camper storage
We had our Sunlite truck camper legs sitting on top of concrete blocks for winter storage last year. Last spring while installing the camper back on our truck the rear legs shifted and the rear part o...
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My thoughts:
1. If the spot you are parking is not level, then the legs will try to "walk" when raising the jacks one at a time. Can you level the spot?
2. If you are raising jacks one at a time, raise them a smaller amount each time and more times. The conventional recommendation is 4 inches at a time. Try 2 inches at a time.
3. Instead of one block per leg, use 2 for the front legs (need tire clearance), and 4 for the rear legs. Strap them together so they won't move during loading/unloading.
Hope this helps,
1. If the spot you are parking is not level, then the legs will try to "walk" when raising the jacks one at a time. Can you level the spot?
2. If you are raising jacks one at a time, raise them a smaller amount each time and more times. The conventional recommendation is 4 inches at a time. Try 2 inches at a time.
3. Instead of one block per leg, use 2 for the front legs (need tire clearance), and 4 for the rear legs. Strap them together so they won't move during loading/unloading.
Hope this helps,
