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โMar-30-2016 08:44 PM
N-Trouble wrote:
Anyone who claims its "not needed" simply hasnt experienced what its like to have a rock steady trailer. If you had the JTs or Steadyfast on your trailer then took it off you WILL notice how much these things move around without much effort.
โMar-30-2016 07:45 PM
N-Trouble wrote:
Anyone who claims its "not needed" simply hasnt experienced what its like to have a rock steady trailer. If you had the JTs or Steadyfast on your trailer then took it off you WILL notice how much these things move around without much effort.
โMar-30-2016 07:43 PM
bpounds wrote:grayghost58 wrote:
Hey y'all. We just upgraded from TT to a 5vr. Was wondering if a pin box stabilizer is needed while were camping. If so, we would like the kind that locks to the pin so someone just can't make off with it while were gone from camp. I've looked at a few and was kinda leaning toward a BAL stabilizer but not sure if it locks to the pin. On the other hand, If I install JT strong arms will this eliminate the need for a pin box stabilizer or do you need them to help support the front of the coach? Thanks
Did wiggle bother you in your TT? If not, I would wait and see if you feel the fiver needs it. I have never been tempted to add anything. Don't need it.
โMar-30-2016 02:56 PM
โMar-30-2016 01:42 PM
grayghost58 wrote:
Hey y'all. We just upgraded from TT to a 5vr. Was wondering if a pin box stabilizer is needed while were camping. If so, we would like the kind that locks to the pin so someone just can't make off with it while were gone from camp. I've looked at a few and was kinda leaning toward a BAL stabilizer but not sure if it locks to the pin. On the other hand, If I install JT strong arms will this eliminate the need for a pin box stabilizer or do you need them to help support the front of the coach? Thanks
โMar-30-2016 01:35 PM
Halmfamily wrote:
We put a Steadyfast system on our fiver and it made a huge differnce. Only three handles to turn and installation tool around three hours.
โMar-28-2016 07:24 AM
โMar-28-2016 05:33 AM
BB_TX wrote:Ditto! I found a new stabilizer in the garbage bin at Jekyll Island this year. We have home made JT set up.
I don't think you need to worry about someone stealing your pin box stabilizer. Most people are trying to sell them after a couple years. Install JTs or similar if you really want to reduce movement.
The front of a 5er does not need additional support in any case.
โMar-28-2016 05:20 AM
Flapper wrote:
Neither is needed. Spend a few nights in your trailer first. See whether others moving around inside bothers you or not. (Usually it will be the one asleep in the bedroom that feels others moving in the rear).
Generally, the Strongarm style stabilizers take more of the wiggle out than do the pin box types. You'll never get all of it, as the tires and trailer suspension still allow some motion, but it will improve things a lot. But see if it bothers you first, many never need anything.
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