Why not jack trailer under the spring plates?
For years people have asked where to place the jack in order to jack up a travel trailer. And people always say do not put the jack under the spring pack. This has bothered me for years because it doe...
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Lwiddis wrote:
If under warranty and you Jack from springs when manufacturer says no and something goes wrong…no coverage.
If you do anything expecting to have coverage under warranty, good luck with it.
If the manufacturers worked as hard at building RVs as they do at coming up with all the red tape in their warranty documents, no one would need a warranty.
If you have an issue with frame, especially if its LCI, they'll claim overload before anyone even looks at it. If your roof leaks they'll claim lack of required maintenance. When the pleather furniture peels they'll refer you to the manual where it states its only meant for "part time" use. They're good at denying warranty claims and have decades of experience screwing the buyer.
