Favorite Brand of 5th Wheel Toyhauler.
Like the title says. We just sold our 2010 Fuzion 383 because the Spyder and the motorcycle won't fit. Now we're looking for toyhaulers with separate garages. We have no need for the second bathroo...
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fj12ryder wrote:
Just curious why the jacks should be in the highest position? I would think lower would be more stable since there would be less of the leg extended. As long as there is enough clearance so they don't drag. I've never had the auto-level before so I don't know.
both are correct. My new fifth wheel had the jacks so low I could not back into my standard residential driveway without the rears contacting the approach, they were only about 4" above the ground, would never work when taking the trailer offroad. Easy solution is to raise them up to max height, then carry some blocks, either the lego type or make some out of wood. Since we boondock in the desert a lot I have various forms of blocks and plywood squares so stuff is stable and doesn't sink into the dirt/sand.
