Forum Discussion
time2roll
Jan 27, 2015Nomad
1) Blocks under one tire two tires does not matter much. Although I would keep them within an inch or two. The important thing is wheel chocks. Be glad you do not have 3 axles ;)
2-5) Stabilizer jacks are just that, stabilizers. Just snug them up and you are done. The tongue jack should be used to level front to rear. Yes you can use regular jacks up and down the entire frame if you like but usually this is reserved for a seasonal or multi-year spot.
6) The springs are stiff enough that lifting the tire lifts the trailer. Or it would just sag to the ground.
I believe you are way over thinking all this. If the RV is secured and comfortable just let it be. Go on a hike and see something. Sometimes I don't level or use the stabilizers at all... just park it and go have fun.
2-5) Stabilizer jacks are just that, stabilizers. Just snug them up and you are done. The tongue jack should be used to level front to rear. Yes you can use regular jacks up and down the entire frame if you like but usually this is reserved for a seasonal or multi-year spot.
6) The springs are stiff enough that lifting the tire lifts the trailer. Or it would just sag to the ground.
I believe you are way over thinking all this. If the RV is secured and comfortable just let it be. Go on a hike and see something. Sometimes I don't level or use the stabilizers at all... just park it and go have fun.
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