We have automatic stabilizers on our 2017 2861DS. I like to put a pad (10”x10” PT wood) under each leg. My problem is aligning them properly. The advantage of auto-stabs is lost on crawling under to position the pads. Does anyone have a quick method that works to align the pads under the stabilizers?
I bought a 4ft long metal rake to push our pads under the RV and had the same problem aligning them. I turn he rake head up on its edge and push the pad until the upper edge of the rake hits the metal Bigfoot pad. Then I know the Lynx pad is close to being in the right spot
Tenxtens with rope handles and hook with extension pole
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Quick look it doesnt appear they have FR Forester/Big Foot models
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Mary and Me
2015 2650s "Finally" SOLD
2015 Jeep Cherokee Toady
2023 Geo Pro FD19 "Almost there"
2022 Race Car Red HR Long Ford Transit 250 "The Iwish Roamer"
We have automatic stabilizers on our 2017 2861DS. I like to put a pad (10”x10” PT wood) under each leg. My problem is aligning them properly. The advantage of auto-stabs is lost on crawling under to position the pads. Does anyone have a quick method that works to align the pads under the stabilizers?
Get a broom pole. Drill a hole in the end. Get one of those large vinyl covered hooks that are used to hang stuff on the wall in the garage and screw it into the end of the broom stick. Wa lah you have a cheap pad positioner / retriever.