Trailer "shimmy" in campgrounds
I've been an RVer since the mid-70's, progressing through a few pop-ups, a 26ft trailer, a 30ft 5vr, and now, a 40ft 'destination' trailer. We love the new unit, but are still dealing with trailer 's...
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I have a 25ft trailer and tried a number of different jacks made by Bal and also their X-chocks. The X-chocks help, but their other product..."locking arms" eliminate the issue entirely. Depending on the orientation of your front and rear jacks, you could need as few as two arms (one set), one set per end, or 1 set per corner.
Reading about your set up, you could likely require 1 set (2 locking arms) at each corner. They are around $80 per set. But if you really want to stop the shimmy, these will do it 100%.
http://norcoind.com/bal/products/consumer/stabilizing_products/lockarm.shtml
Here's what mine look like;
Reading about your set up, you could likely require 1 set (2 locking arms) at each corner. They are around $80 per set. But if you really want to stop the shimmy, these will do it 100%.
http://norcoind.com/bal/products/consumer/stabilizing_products/lockarm.shtml
Here's what mine look like;
