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  1. moff34
    09-12-2016 01:10 PM
    moff34
    Hi.

    I purchased the jack pads from Amazon. They are called Quality Plastics Utility Block and come in a four pack. You can also find them at the northerntool.com website.

    They are a bit pricey, but I have seen the less expensive blocks crush under an RV's tires so decided to go with these.

    As for the propane line running down the passenger side of the frame, I removed the bracket that was holding the line in place where I wanted to mount the jack. I then used a large screwdriver to lever the line slightly inward of the frame while I mounted the jack. I then placed a small piece of heavy-duty rubber between the jack and the line to prevent metal on metal rubbing.

    Hope this helps.

About Me

  • About lakejumper
    Location
    Northern California
    RV Brand
    Rockwood
    RV Year and Model
    2015 8329SS
    My Tow Vehicle
    2004 Chevy 2500HD D/A 4X4 CC SB
    Occupation
    Retired
    Interests
    boating, bicycling
  • Signature
    2015 Rockwood 8329SS TT
    2004 Chevy 2500HD D/A 4X4 CC SB
    Andersen Weight Distribution hitch

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