support blocks in trailer park
I just bought my first travel trailer, and never had anything like it before. I plan to live in it for now. (I signed a lease at park). I want to put blocks to support trailer to protect tires. Ar...
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When I had a 29ft TT at seasonal site, I would:
- Install flat boards under its wheels - to reduce TT from sinking into the mud (from normal rains). Re (under my boat trailer wheels): - click here -
- For more stabilization, I would lay flat patio stone down, then cement block, then wood, then use its corner jacks. Re: - click here -
- For less floor bounce, I would install 6-ton floor jacks down its main frame rails. re: - click here -
Note: The purpose of above jacks (corner and frame's 6-ton jacks) was to add "support". They aren't made to "lift" off its wheels/axles.
This worked for my "fixed position" setup....
- Install flat boards under its wheels - to reduce TT from sinking into the mud (from normal rains). Re (under my boat trailer wheels): - click here -
- For more stabilization, I would lay flat patio stone down, then cement block, then wood, then use its corner jacks. Re: - click here -
- For less floor bounce, I would install 6-ton floor jacks down its main frame rails. re: - click here -
Note: The purpose of above jacks (corner and frame's 6-ton jacks) was to add "support". They aren't made to "lift" off its wheels/axles.
This worked for my "fixed position" setup....
