Parking Camper On New Driveway Question
Hi All, I just had an asphalt driveway poured at my house, its soft so Im waiting to drive on it for a week or so. I have parked my camper on the old driveway for 12 years on 3x8 blocks but the contra...
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drmopar wrote:
I would suggest, as a Licensed Contractor in California, to have 4'x4' 3/4"-1" plywood centered under the tires when parked, and 2'x2' 3/4" plywood on the jacks. Don't crank the jacks down with a lot of pressure while parked. What temps are you getting? The hotter, the more you need the plywood. Sometimes you can hose off the driveway to cool, then place the plywood.
Truck campers don't have tires and the jacks support the weight of the TC to lift it off the truck. No more, no less.
