cekkk
Sep 25, 2013Explorer
Side to side movement when parked
We've begun to spend months in our TT and are wondering how stable it should be. It's a little over 9000 lbs. loaded up, about 37 feet ball to bumper with about a 33 foot box.
I've got the four stabilizers set on blocks of special RR ties, larger than the usual size so they aren't stretched out a lot. I added two adjustable stabilizers, the screw up/down type, under the frame. They aren't real tight but should help a bit.
Sudden movements inside, like the dog jumping off the bed, cause the trailer to move a bit left to right. I pushed the body sideways from the outside at a rear corner and there was a little movement.
None of this is excessive, but maybe it should be more solid. Is all this normal, or is there something I can do to make it more stable?
Would it help to set the A frame on blocks and not rely on the jack when parking for an extended time?
I've got the four stabilizers set on blocks of special RR ties, larger than the usual size so they aren't stretched out a lot. I added two adjustable stabilizers, the screw up/down type, under the frame. They aren't real tight but should help a bit.
Sudden movements inside, like the dog jumping off the bed, cause the trailer to move a bit left to right. I pushed the body sideways from the outside at a rear corner and there was a little movement.
None of this is excessive, but maybe it should be more solid. Is all this normal, or is there something I can do to make it more stable?
Would it help to set the A frame on blocks and not rely on the jack when parking for an extended time?