Trailer stability while parked
We had a great maiden voyage and made it to fL. we are now parked and using our new TT for the 1st time. It is a triple slide 30' long. Our biggest disappointment is the bounce we feel when someone w...
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What's happening is the TT is wiggling side to side and up and down. To get rid of the side to side you need diagonally stabilizers like JT Strong Arms. You need one set for the front and one in the rear. Without the rear one the TT will still get side to side movement from tire flex. One diagonal brace running from one stab to the frame will cure the rear. Same for the front.
The up and down movement can be stopped by using screw jacks under the frame right next to the axles. One jack per side. Doesn't have to be so tight that it lifts the TT, just enough to not let the TT sag. A good snug up is all that's needed.
BTDT with out last TT @31' On concrete or black top is was real solid. Gravel and dirt good but not great.
The up and down movement can be stopped by using screw jacks under the frame right next to the axles. One jack per side. Doesn't have to be so tight that it lifts the TT, just enough to not let the TT sag. A good snug up is all that's needed.
BTDT with out last TT @31' On concrete or black top is was real solid. Gravel and dirt good but not great.
