Stabilizers for Jayco TT?

Terryallan wrote:
Really want to stop the movement? Remember the TT is sitting on springs, and tires. Get a couple HD jacks, and place them under the frame between the tires. That will stop the bounce from the suspension. And the x chocks will help stop the front to back movement.

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He is right!
I use simple Aluminum Stack Jack on the trailer frame, beside the axle. (rated for 6000lb each btw)
This eliminate the spring/tire factor all together!

You can find it at Walmart under the "Camco 44560 Olympian RV Aluminum Stack Jacks", I paid $50 for 4 stands.

JT Strongarms are the best addition I've done to our tt. No more bounce and wiggle, even with the kids jumping around. It also helps if your jack are mounted so they are not parallel or perpendicular to the frame if you know what I mean. Jacks only have stability in one direction so if they are all mounted in the same direction they won't do much to stabilize. The best way to mount them is on an angle at each corner.

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Really want to stop the movement? Remember the TT is sitting on springs, and tires. Get a couple HD jacks, and place them under the frame between the tires. That will stop the bounce from the suspension. And the x chocks will help stop the front to back movement.

My wife and daughter both create an earthquake when they walk. I have tried just about everything to stop the wiggle. Some work and many do not. The X-Chocks do help. The one that helps the most is to make sure the stabilizers are on a good solid surface. Also, the least amount you can lower them the better.I use 4x6 blocks cut into 1 foot sections and stack them under the stabilizers.I try to not lower them more than about 8-12 inches.

X chocks that go between the wheels will help you.