Dec-09-2014 06:50 AM
Dec-10-2014 07:00 AM
Dec-10-2014 06:20 AM
mrgreetis wrote:
I do the same as Beemerphile. I get out (quite a few times) and look, then slowly correct my position. Usually, the slop in the drive train will give you some issues in getting in the correct position forward and back. I can't imagine trying to pick up the hitch and pivot the trailer.
Dec-09-2014 06:41 PM
Dec-09-2014 04:44 PM
drsolo wrote:
?.. How do any of you back up so perfectly under the tongue without a backup camera....
Dec-09-2014 04:42 PM
Dec-09-2014 12:31 PM
drsolo wrote:🙂
How do electric jacks attach to the tongue? The same way the original jack does.
Do any of these electric jacks come with a wheel? No, I don't think so.
Where does the electricity come from? From the trailers battery.
How do any of you back up so perfectly under the tongue without a backup camera? DW directs me.
I know I cannot lift and move the tongue of this onto the hitch. That's what the jack is for.
Dec-09-2014 11:57 AM
Dec-09-2014 11:34 AM
drsolo wrote:
...I know the tongue weight on it is something like 170 lbs....
drsolo wrote:
Are there stabilizers on/under the back of the trailer to prevent the front rising up if somebody who weights more than 170 lbs is sitting and laying down in the back?
drsolo wrote:
...there is just a pipe for the tongue jack. I would like to put a wheel or caster on the front so it can be rolled since no way can I lift the tongue when positioning it to get onto the hitch. Any recommendations? TIA
Dec-09-2014 09:33 AM