Trailer shake
We bought at Flagstaff 831FLSS, trading in a 26RKS model. This one is a bit longer but very nice and we love it. One thing we have discovered with this new long trailer is that, no matter how tigh...
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Locky wrote:
We might try some X-chocks also. Wife is always worried that the neighbouring campers know what's going on when the camper is rocking. Women worry about the silliest things.
Depends on how much rockin' ... :D
I see the X-chocks keep coming up as a solution. I have the X-Chocks and install them tight and while the motion might be attenuated somewhat it is by no means removed. This is because the shaking is essentially a vertical motion and the X-chocks prevent the wheels from tending to rotate.
The only way to stop the shake is to install more supports at as many hard points as practicable. Some folk have put scissors jacks forward and behind the axles on both sides, in addition to the levellers on all 4 corners and have reported success. That makes more sense as the suspension and tire flex is taken out of the equation.
