โSep-07-2015 04:09 PM
โSep-23-2015 01:24 AM
zparnell wrote:romore wrote:
When it comes to jacks and jack stands I will not cheap out. Safety first.
Yes you guys are right. Should not have bought the plastic. It feel pretty heavy duty and is over a 1/4 in. thick. I should have known better.
What do you think of the flip down feet?
โSep-21-2015 04:32 PM
myredracer wrote:orangemoon wrote:
that red cone is a POS. one trip on light travel trailer,and it already showing signs of too much weight on it. I dont even trust it....it's going into the tag sale bin, and I'll just stick to blocks.
It's funny how TTs can have lots of fancy features and lots of bling costing lots of $$, but the "standard" method around campgrounds for something under a tongue jack seems to be a few pieces of left over scrap lumber from home... There's got to be a better way!
โSep-21-2015 02:24 PM
orangemoon wrote:
that red cone is a POS. one trip on light travel trailer,and it already showing signs of too much weight on it. I dont even trust it....it's going into the tag sale bin, and I'll just stick to blocks.
โSep-21-2015 11:54 AM
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โSep-08-2015 09:22 AM
Dog Folks wrote:zparnell wrote:
No, trailer has not rolled off and twisted the stand. It must just be a defective piece. I have had the camper on it for several months and exposed to the sun. Plastics sometimes do not handle ultraviolent rays too well and I probably should have had it on the wood blocks while stored at home. That's pretty much all I know to say about the failure. My Nomad only weighs 4800lbs and there is no way the tongue weight ever approached 10,000 lbs.
You certainly did nothing wrong. It doesn't need to be stored out of the sun when not used.
Must be defective.
Ours has been used, and exposed to the sun, full time, for 9 years now, without a problem. Ours was bright yellow when we started but now it is slightly faded.
I like them. The first one was going strong after five years of use and went with my previous trailer when sold.
I would be willing to bet the manufacturer would be interested in this situation.
โSep-08-2015 08:39 AM
zparnell wrote:
No, trailer has not rolled off and twisted the stand. It must just be a defective piece. I have had the camper on it for several months and exposed to the sun. Plastics sometimes do not handle ultraviolent rays too well and I probably should have had it on the wood blocks while stored at home. That's pretty much all I know to say about the failure. My Nomad only weighs 4800lbs and there is no way the tongue weight ever approached 10,000 lbs.
โSep-08-2015 07:32 AM
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โSep-08-2015 07:10 AM
BarneyS wrote:
I have been using one for about the past 10 or 15 years without trouble. My tongue weight is right around 1300lbs.
Barney
โSep-08-2015 06:10 AM