removing air from tires on stationary site...
trying to get my TT as solid as possible to avoid rocking. We have a 33 ft with 2 slides, 1 on each side. Stabilizer jacks on each corner and 4 jack stands towards the middle, 2 on each side on oppos...
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westernrvparkowner wrote:
Whatever you do, don't use cinder blocks. They are not designed to support that much weight. When one cracks, which it will, there will be additional stress on the rest of them, and you will have a serious malfunction. Use solid concrete blocks, or solid wood, like railroad ties.
Personally, I wouldn't give up the ability to move the rig, and move it quickly. But if it is allowed where you intend to place it, it is your choice.
WOW! Millions and millions of homes have basements and support pillars made of cement blocks. My person house is totally supported by cement blocks, and its two stories, 4 bedrooms, three baths and 2600 square feet are holding up quite well, thank you!
With that in mind, I suspect they will support a 6000 pound trailer.
