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TxGearhead
Feb 17, 2018Explorer II
kayteg1...that's a combo heel bar/spud bar. But it will work.
Think of what a Ironworker uses 30 floors up to align holes in I-beams, without the open end wrench on one end. For the visual just eliminate the hooked end in Kaytegs pic.
You should be able to find spud bars/alignment pins in different sizes.
https://www.protoindustrial.com/en/industrial-tools/Proto/Striking-%26-Struck/Punches/J155%7c8S2_Proto®-5%7c8%22-x-3%7c16%22-Long-Aligning-Punch/
If you have room to get the alignment pin in both holes you should be able to move the camper enough to drop the bolt in, if the jacks are on a piece of plywood or a wide board.
Think of what a Ironworker uses 30 floors up to align holes in I-beams, without the open end wrench on one end. For the visual just eliminate the hooked end in Kaytegs pic.
You should be able to find spud bars/alignment pins in different sizes.
https://www.protoindustrial.com/en/industrial-tools/Proto/Striking-%26-Struck/Punches/J155%7c8S2_Proto®-5%7c8%22-x-3%7c16%22-Long-Aligning-Punch/
If you have room to get the alignment pin in both holes you should be able to move the camper enough to drop the bolt in, if the jacks are on a piece of plywood or a wide board.
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