I think I have a quickly answered question but with most things RV it's hard to weed through opinion and folklore to get actual data-backed answers.
I have an Imagine 2600RB TT and I was looking at after-market jacks and noticed that many are marketed as TT leveling jacks (the descriptions go so far as to specify they replace the stabilizer jacks and are used to actually level the TT). My question has to do with the response I see about half the time: "Don't use jacks to level, it will warp your frame." Okay, but is that factual or just an old wive's tale? Trying to get to the truth. I hate using blocks, wedges, Andersen, etc. and would love to be able to replace the jacks with so-called leveling jacks. I'm hoping that someone here has the data or official word from GD that backs up (or refutes) the "don't do it!" assertion.
Thanks.
I have an Imagine 2600RB TT and I was looking at after-market jacks and noticed that many are marketed as TT leveling jacks (the descriptions go so far as to specify they replace the stabilizer jacks and are used to actually level the TT). My question has to do with the response I see about half the time: "Don't use jacks to level, it will warp your frame." Okay, but is that factual or just an old wive's tale? Trying to get to the truth. I hate using blocks, wedges, Andersen, etc. and would love to be able to replace the jacks with so-called leveling jacks. I'm hoping that someone here has the data or official word from GD that backs up (or refutes) the "don't do it!" assertion.
Thanks.
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