Compatibility Of Andersen Rapid Jack With Tandem Axle Tires 18-1/2 Inches Apart
Question:
I noticed in the video of the Rapid Jack the distance between the tires is pretty close. The distance between my tires is 18 1/2 inches.Will the jack work on this distance?
asked by: Rick W
Helpful Expert Reply:
The Andersen Rapid Jack # AM3620 is 17 inches long so you shouldn't have any issue with your tires being 18-1/2 inches apart, but you can cut down the Rapid Jack if needed for a shorter distance lift. We have had customers who have cut down the similar # AM3604 with a miter saw to make there levelers compatible with their trailer.
Trailer axles are normally a standard distance apart, so you should not have any issues with this working correctly.
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Andersen Camper Wheel Chock and Leveler
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