Levelling with Scissor Jacks
I know I'm going to get flamed, but I replaced the (4) OEM single arm stabilizers on my Trail Cruiser 30 ft travel trailer with (6) 24" scissor jacks. I experimented with lifting excessive weight with...
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JJBIRISH wrote:
I will be more interested in hearing about future siding cracking or delamination and/or the cracked aluminum superstructure… it is the aluminum superstructure that adds stiffness to the relatively light weight 8 inch I beam that the trailer has, and I can assure the walls are not made for lifting the trailer…
Of coarse when that happens and you need a entire wall replaced, you will blame R-vision for your problems…
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Yea and this is one of the reasons manufacturers are so quick to deny warranty claims...because of things like this where people do things to the trailer that were not intended, that causes other damage then claim foul with the build of the unit and want the mfg to pay up.
It happens enough to where mfg's have to resort to these tactics with denying claims and that ends up impacting people who get denied claims who didn't do anything stupid to their unit.
To the OP, there is a difference in being "flamed" and simply getting responses that say what you are doing is a bad idea. This is a forum for opinions.
