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opnspaces wrote:
You already have the suggestions on moving to level ground so I won't belabor that point.
The one additional suggestion I would add is once you are on level ground use the tongue jack to lift up the tongue and rear of the truck. If you can crank it up high enough you should be able to hook the bars with minimal force.
โMar-18-2022 11:29 AM
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โMar-17-2022 06:29 PM
raychris1 wrote:
I guess I could have explained what I was thinking of doing a little better. The block is a Trailer Jack Block. It is used to lift the tongue up high enough to go above the ball. I was thinking of using those orange, Lynx Leveler, blocks that you hook together to level one side when one side is lower. I still plan on attaching/removing the bars when I get the TT to level ground.
Ray
โMar-17-2022 04:25 PM
โMar-17-2022 03:52 PM
canoe on top wrote:
Barney, if he has an Equal-i-zer or a Reece Dual Cam,as well as some others, the WD bars are also the sway bars.
โMar-17-2022 02:48 PM
โMar-17-2022 01:31 PM
raychris1 wrote:
Thanks for all the feedback. The block ramp was my second option. We have ample room to add/remove the bars. My concern is getting the TT down the driveway without dragging the tongue or rear of the TT before I get onto the street.
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