Recently acquired a 1964 Kustom Koach that I am converting to a mobile craft workshop to accompany our 2006 Copper Canyon Sprinter, both parked on our seasonal lot in Alberta.She rides pretty low to the ground and came with 2 small jacks to put underneath but still bounces quite a bit when I walk around inside. I am open to suggestions on how to stabilize her. Maybe better, bigger jacks that raise her higher? Plastic blocks under the jacks as well? (I’d include a picture but I don’t know how to do so with a URL.)Thanks for any suggestions.

if shes seasonal maybe put her on blocks?

Jack stands, one at each corner. Crank the tongue down a bit, put stands under the rear, crank it up a bit past level, put stands under front,

Look for the small flip down style pop up camper jacks.

RR ties or cement blocks under the frame.

Like Chris Bryant above...I used 4 jack stands placed under the frame near each corner and our TT was rock solid. It had a pretty beefy frame.Some of the older TT used lightweight frames so you may need to place two more jack stands to support the middle.

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Jebby14
Explorer
Jun 05, 2019
if shes seasonal maybe put her on blocks?
Chris_Bryant
Explorer II
Jun 05, 2019
Jack stands, one at each corner. Crank the tongue down a bit, put stands under the rear, crank it up a bit past level, put stands under front,
dodge_guy
Explorer II
Jun 05, 2019
Look for the small flip down style pop up camper jacks.
Dick_B
Explorer
Jun 05, 2019
RR ties or cement blocks under the frame.
the_bear_II
Explorer
Jun 05, 2019
Like Chris Bryant above...I used 4 jack stands placed under the frame near each corner and our TT was rock solid. It had a pretty beefy frame.

Some of the older TT used lightweight frames so you may need to place two more jack stands to support the middle.
coachellacanuck
Explorer
Jun 05, 2019
Jebby14 wrote:
if shes seasonal maybe put her on blocks?

Like cement blocks? (Greetings from a Windsor native now in Edmonton!)
coachellacanuck
Explorer
Jun 05, 2019
Chris Bryant wrote:
Jack stands, one at each corner. Crank the tongue down a bit, put stands under the rear, crank it up a bit past level, put stands under front,

Not sure what jack stands refers to... those plastic “LEGO” blocks?
coachellacanuck
Explorer
Jun 05, 2019
dodge guy wrote:
Look for the small flip down style pop up camper jacks.

Not sure what flip down jacks look like. Scissor jacks?
afidel
Explorer II
Jun 05, 2019
coachellacanuck wrote:
Chris Bryant wrote:
Jack stands, one at each corner. Crank the tongue down a bit, put stands under the rear, crank it up a bit past level, put stands under front,

Not sure what jack stands refers to... those plastic “LEGO” blocks?

No, the kind of stands you use to change a tire at home.
coachellacanuck
Explorer
Jun 05, 2019
afidel wrote:
coachellacanuck wrote:
Chris Bryant wrote:
Jack stands, one at each corner. Crank the tongue down a bit, put stands under the rear, crank it up a bit past level, put stands under front,

Not sure what jack stands refers to... those plastic “LEGO” blocks?

No, the kind of stands you use to change a tire at home.

Ah. So “scissor jacks”! I wondered if those would work. Thanks!