Dually Outside Measurement to Jacks Each Side
Hello, Can someone tell me what is the gap between the Jack legs and your Ford/Chev/Ram Dually Fenders when loaded? I assume even with swing out brackets for Jacks the gap between fenders and Jacks ...
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Cant imagine with thr 102" width of camper your considering jack clearance would be a problem. I had lil more than an inch on right, now with jack stabalizers the bracket is less than 3/8", my camper width is 94". Still not an issue, As you say-at the very left rear is an access box for plumbing that protrudes-getting the right side jack to clear and not hitting the protrusion at rear is. On new camper I cant see with added jack clearance you couldnt back under wherever you needed to clear any box protrusions.
However I would respond to the "I have a very good current TC & Truck, with excellent offroad capabilities"..
curious I compared the 2
Not that new truck & tc wont work-81 gal of water amazing, and a couch..but getting the widest camper made, extending the camper out the back, out the sides, up and increasing weight by 1500+pounds, not counting the new truck. Seems a bit in the wrong direction, at least what off-road conjours up in my mind?
However I would respond to the "I have a very good current TC & Truck, with excellent offroad capabilities"..
curious I compared the 2
Not that new truck & tc wont work-81 gal of water amazing, and a couch..but getting the widest camper made, extending the camper out the back, out the sides, up and increasing weight by 1500+pounds, not counting the new truck. Seems a bit in the wrong direction, at least what off-road conjours up in my mind?
