Camping Accessories
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Camping Accessories
My side trip this week to CAMPING WORLD reminded me how much I like looking around at this store,.. but more times than not.. I walk out empty handed. I like the store because they specialize in things for camping and campers. Many things you can't find elsewhere. But, at the same time.. many items are just "fluff".. stuff I don't really need.. or things, like RV anti-freeze.. I can find cheaper at WALLY WORLD.
From time to time.. I see somethign that seems to make sense. I have been looking a this item for about a year.. I think it makes sense.. I think I will buy one.. or two. What do you think? Would you buy it? Would you get one or two?
here: http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/product/stabil-step-jacks/5416
Anything you been thinking about getting?
From time to time.. I see somethign that seems to make sense. I have been looking a this item for about a year.. I think it makes sense.. I think I will buy one.. or two. What do you think? Would you buy it? Would you get one or two?
here: http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/product/stabil-step-jacks/5416
Anything you been thinking about getting?
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Chuck, we bought some "jacks" from CW a couple of years ago and started to take them back because they didn't work well. A fellow camper saw us setting them up and came to tell us why they weren't working properly. It seems that if you put one on one side of the TT, you need to put one of the opposite side. DUHHH!
On edit: What we bought were jacks, but they are used under the steps on the frame and the opposite side to limit movement upon entry. (The TT REALLY moves when Butch goes in/out, not so much for the girls and I don't know about me!!) When we first bought them, we put them at different places, under steps and under the back side. That didn't help a bit!!
On edit: What we bought were jacks, but they are used under the steps on the frame and the opposite side to limit movement upon entry. (The TT REALLY moves when Butch goes in/out, not so much for the girls and I don't know about me!!) When we first bought them, we put them at different places, under steps and under the back side. That didn't help a bit!!
Last edited by merrykalia on Sat Nov 06, 2010 1:24 pm; edited 1 time in total
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these are actually not jacks for the camper.. they are supports for under the entry step. I do notice a considerable amount of movement when I step into the camper.
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my husband had some small jacks that he uses for this very purpose of under the steps. One side of our step could stand to be welded again so this is his safety measure until that happens.
My husband really wants the stabalization thingy that goes in between the tires on the camper. Do those really help??
My husband really wants the stabalization thingy that goes in between the tires on the camper. Do those really help??
"Young" Life- Posts : 11
Join date : 2010-07-06
Location : Knoxville
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Not sure what your talking about, but I have the Bal locks. They go between the tires and wedge out, keeping the trailer from moving. I have seen some that were home made."Young" Life wrote:my husband had some small jacks that he uses for this very purpose of under the steps. One side of our step could stand to be welded again so this is his safety measure until that happens.
My husband really wants the stabalization thingy that goes in between the tires on the camper. Do those really help??
coolbreeze1- Charter Member
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Join date : 2009-09-29
Location : White Pine, TN
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"Young" life - We have a set of home-made ones. If I can find our pattern, I can email them to you. I'll let you know if I can find them. I know I sent them to abivens after our spring trip to Smoky Bear.
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Chuck, Mr Trimmer steps failed because of no support under last step cost of repair was 400.00. But those were powered ones. If I were going to buy I would try 1 first just in middle first. Then if you need another go for it. Looking at price is why I said it a little pricey. I would like to do this also but clearance under step and ground a couple inches at most.
Crawford- Posts : 293
Join date : 2010-01-24
Location : Dandridge,TN
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