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WETSNAIL · ‎May-15-2014

Has anyone used one of the electric jack leveling systems on a TT. I see them on 5ers but have not seen any on a TT.
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beemerphile1 · ‎May-16-2014

Travel trailers aren't built strong enough to use leveling jacks. Very few fifth wheel trailers use them either.

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Teamfour · ‎May-16-2014

Stabilizing jacks are different from leveling jacks. I'm not sure the frame of a TT is stiff enough for leveling jacks. It is better to level using the tongue jack and the axles.

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spoon059 · ‎May-16-2014

I don't know that he is asking about stabilizer jacks... sounds like he is asking about leveling jacks like you see on class A's. OP, is that right?

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CincyGus · ‎May-15-2014

I use a cordless drill to crank my levelers. Smooth, easy and firm. A quick spray of lubricant before each trip and I don't get in a hurry so I don't jam it or damage it. No sweating for me.

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Ron3rd · ‎May-15-2014

While they probably make them, I've never seen them on a TT.

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Turbo_Diesel_Du · ‎May-15-2014

I have the electric stabilizers, but can't complain as they work OK.

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