coachellacanuck
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Recently acquired a 1964 Kustom Koach that I am converting to a mobile craft workshop to accompany our 2006 Copper Canyon Sprinter, both parked on our seasonal lot in Alberta.
She rides pretty low to the ground and came with 2 small jacks to put underneath but still bounces quite a bit when I walk around inside.
I am open to suggestions on how to stabilize her. Maybe better, bigger jacks that raise her higher? Plastic blocks under the jacks as well?
(I’d include a picture but I don’t know how to do so with a URL.)
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Jebby14
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if shes seasonal maybe put her on blocks?
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Chris Bryant
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Jack stands, one at each corner. Crank the tongue down a bit, put stands under the rear, crank it up a bit past level, put stands under front,
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dodge guy
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Look for the small flip down style pop up camper jacks.
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RR ties or cement blocks under the frame.
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Like Chris Bryant above...I used 4 jack stands placed under the frame near each corner and our TT was rock solid. It had a pretty beefy frame.
Some of the older TT used lightweight frames so you may need to place two more jack stands to support the middle.
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coachellacanuck
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Jebby14 wrote:if shes seasonal maybe put her on blocks?
Like cement blocks? (Greetings from a Windsor native now in Edmonton!)
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coachellacanuck
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Chris Bryant wrote:Jack stands, one at each corner. Crank the tongue down a bit, put stands under the rear, crank it up a bit past level, put stands under front,
Not sure what jack stands refers to... those plastic “LEGO” blocks?
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coachellacanuck
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dodge guy wrote:Look for the small flip down style pop up camper jacks.
Not sure what flip down jacks look like. Scissor jacks?
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coachellacanuck wrote:Chris Bryant wrote:Jack stands, one at each corner. Crank the tongue down a bit, put stands under the rear, crank it up a bit past level, put stands under front,
Not sure what jack stands refers to... those plastic “LEGO” blocks?
No, the kind of stands you use to change a tire at home.
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