So, our camper is sitting in Florida, post hurricane Irma, with its nose sitting on the ground with the tongue jack and both stabilizer jacks broken.... I'm in Tennessee...
Can someone tell me what size stabilizer scissor jacks they use? etrailer seems to have them from 24 to 30 inches... Heading down next month and want to take everything I need to get her back up again.
Sorry to hear that this happened to you. IF this were my camper I would not be worried about replacing the stabilizers at this time. I would be concentrating on some type of jack to lift the front end so I could remove the damaged tongue jack and getting it hitched to my TV. IF all the rolling mechanism's (tires, rims, etc.) are in good shape I would get it home to Tennessee where I would have more time to concentrate on repairs. Good Luck
So, our camper is sitting in Florida, post hurricane Irma, with its nose sitting on the ground with the tongue jack and both stabilizer jacks broken.... I'm in Tennessee...
Can someone tell me what size stabilizer scissor jacks they use? etrailer seems to have them from 24 to 30 inches... Heading down next month and want to take everything I need to get her back up again.
Thanks,
Mark
Since your trailer is not a Forest River product but a R-Vision product, I doubt if anyone here can tell you what specific size they are.
I would wait till you got to Florida and take one to a RV parts store.
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We keep it down in Florida year round. When we're not there we put it in a storage lot, which is where it sits now. I will have a way to jack it up and put an electric tongue jack on it when I get there. Just needing the scissor jack size so I can take them with me to install.....
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