Windjammer Stabilization

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by Timex

North GA.

Also, not into those non-athletic sports!

I hear ya! I watch NASCAR on tv, just don't go anymore. Too many seem to have to over indulge in adult beverages.

[Road-King]

I just got back from a 5 night camp trip and I used two slide out supports under the large slide. We noticed a great improvement in the stabilization of the trailer. No more rocking. I placed each slide out support on a 2"X10" block of wood, then on top I placed a 4"X4"X36" wood block between the support and the slide floor. I used just enough tension to hold the support in place.

Also I used the pyramid jacks just in front of the front axle, BAL X-chocks on each side and the OEM stabilizer jacks.

[Timex]

Looks like you found YOUR solution! Even though it is a PITA, if it works for you, great! Keep us posted on how it might effect the function of the slide.

[Lanningjw]

Originally Posted by Road-King

I just got back from a 5 night camp trip and I used two slide out supports under the large slide. We noticed a great improvement in the stabilization of the trailer. No more rocking. I placed each slide out support on a 2"X10" block of wood, then on top I placed a 4"X4"X36" wood block between the support and the slide floor. I used just enough tension to hold the support in place.

Also I used the pyramid jacks just in front of the front axle, BAL X-chocks on each side and the OEM stabilizer jacks.

Nice glad to hear all worked out.

[Dutch & Di]

We have never used the slide out supports-just heard too many horror stories. I do agree that permanently installed aftermarket stabilizers are the best way to go for stability-plus no putting up or taking down and not worrying about where to store them. Hugs, Di