Stabilizer pads on a TT - I have to ask
Jack pads. I have both a 40' DP that stays in the States and a Nash 26X TT that I bought last year and took back to use in Alaska. On the DP, obviously a heavier rig, I made my pads out of a sheet...
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We are now preparing to hit the roads with our 4th TT, and we learned early that the less that you drop the stabilizers the less that the TT will bounce around. Several years ago, one fellow on here posted a photo of his four blocks, and I quickly borrowed his idea. I bought a CCA treated 12FtX2"X12", and two CCA 10FtX2"X6". With these, treated deck screws, and 4 screen door handles, I made four strong blocks that are roughly 9"X12"X18" with handles on them. They are nearly 8 years old and showing no wear. I place them in a way to ensure that I don't have to drop the stabilizers any more than 3 or 4 inches each. With three teenagers in the camper with us, this practice sure pays for itself.
