What jack do you use in case of a flat?
So far, in 8,000 miles of towing, I haven't had a flat, but there's always the first time. I'm not sure the jack in my truck would go under the axle of the trailer. What do you carry?
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I suspect my trailer may be one of those the trailer aid/block method might not work for since the wheels are spread pretty far apart.
I checked out the jack my pickup came with today. It is a scissor type jack and lowers plenty far. I took it over to the trailer to see if it would work. I set it under the axle right next to the springs and it cranked it up fine.
If I'd tried that in the first place, I could have saved some of you a lot of typing. But, maybe others have the same question, so all is not wasted. Thanks to all of you for taking time to respond.
I checked out the jack my pickup came with today. It is a scissor type jack and lowers plenty far. I took it over to the trailer to see if it would work. I set it under the axle right next to the springs and it cranked it up fine.
If I'd tried that in the first place, I could have saved some of you a lot of typing. But, maybe others have the same question, so all is not wasted. Thanks to all of you for taking time to respond.
