replacing rear scissor jacks
Greetings. We own a 2004 Fleetwood Wilderness 250RKS Travel Trailer. It is quite low to the ground, and if we go thru much of a road dip, one or both rear scissor jacks rub the ground. I have replac...
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kansas49er wrote:donn0128 wrote:
First thing that comes to my mind, raise the trailer.
How would I go about that? That sounds pretty drastic and complicated?
It involves remounting the axles so the leaf springs sit on top of them. New spring perches, etc. Definitely more involved than moving the jacks. Usually it's done by guys who boondock off-road and really need the extra clearance.
