Well I have had two tt with this system and never had a switch failure due to water. My new tt has gone through a lot of rain this year and still working.
BTW Gleaner why would you have bought 4 manuals and why crawl under the tt to extend when it has a manual mode?
Later RJD
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Gleaner, did you get just two jacks and exactly where did you decide to place them? My thoughts are four with braces to stop front/rear movement. Might leave the factory things if they work at all. I do like the cover from Lowes in another thread (guess that's what its called)..
The stabilizer doesn't level the trailer. It just keeps it allegedly from rocking. I have a picture of us at Cado Lake State Park, Texas, that looks insane. It was the only site and massively not level. Try stacking wood blocks 4 inches high and then use these stablilizers on that. We did not need the last step on the extended steps as it was on the ground anyway.
New computer so I ain't gonna look for the picture. It's in here somewhere.
I bought 4.
My TT sits in the same spot all setup, so unless I'm going somewhere different on a trip it's not like I'm re-leveling all the time.
I read here not to put them on the corners for fear of damage, so I just put them on both sides of the axles.