How To Keep Erickson Big Bed Junior Load Extender Stable And Reduce Wobble

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If the extender moves around, how do you stabilize it?

asked by: Warren

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If the Erickson Big Bed Junior Load Extender, Item # EM07605, is wobbling and rattling then use an anti-rattle hitch lock like Item # 63232. If the wobble and rattle is coming from the T-section put a lock there. You can use more than one lock which will help.

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expert reply by: Brint H

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Answer 1

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Answer 3

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