tongue jack slipped
We were setting up our camper and like I always do I set the tongue jack down on several blocks (the ones you can use of leveling or placing under the stabilizing jacks). I noticed immediately it was...
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I guess I'm confused as what was slipping. If the jack was staying down and the rig was moving it a wheel chock problem as the previous poster stated. We also chock both sides of the TT EVERY TIME even tho it may not be needed on level gravel or grass sites.
If the jack itself was slipping, which meant the front of the TT was getting lower, that is a jack issue.
The first problem is easy to solve. There are many types of wheel chocks . You could search this Forum or the Camping World catalog for ideas.
If the jack itself was slipping, which meant the front of the TT was getting lower, that is a jack issue.
The first problem is easy to solve. There are many types of wheel chocks . You could search this Forum or the Camping World catalog for ideas.
