Stabilizer Jacks for stabilizing

[eurojet]

Originally Posted by 45RPM

These homemade stabilizers work great And cost around $12! I strive for a motionless RV and pretty much achieved it. I put one pair on the front tucked into the frame and one pair on the rear. Only difference from the drawing is that I didn't have to notch the 2x4's as the frame is shaped like this: ] so it tucks into the top corner of the frame.

-Rich

I too dislike the bounce and I made 3 of these , to go along with X chocks and factory jacks , this combo worked great with my 28' TT, but now with my 34' 5th wheel i cant get it to the level it was with my TT. . Im not sure if it is do the the slides (did not have any with my TT) ,

But these home made ones are cheap but very effective OP maybe give these a try first , not much to loose if they dont work for you, they can turn into blocking or firewood and you have some extra rachet straps

[wabakami]

Originally Posted by eurojet

I too dislike the bounce and I made 3 of these , to go along with X chocks and factory jacks , this combo worked great with my 28' TT, but now with my 34' 5th wheel i cant get it to the level it was with my TT. . Im not sure if it is do the the slides (did not have any with my TT) ,

But these home made ones are cheap but very effective OP maybe give these a try first , not much to loose if they dont work for you, they can turn into blocking or firewood and you have some extra rachet straps

Thanks again, you have given me an idea but using square tubing and tied into my existing stabs.
Hmmm, got some thinking to do.