Where To Replace Stabilizers On Winnebago 24G View To Reduce Bouncing

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where do you place the level or levels for a true reading of the unit being level 2014 Winnabego 24G View

asked by: Richard

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Typically we say to place the stabilizer jacks part # tj01rt under all 4 corners of a travel trailer or RV. It looks as though your 2014 Winnebago 24G View is a motor home. The jacks are normally used on travel trailers but can be used on the back of your motor home to stabilize the rear end of the motor home from bouncing when you are inside. I recommend to just use 2 stabilizer jacks, 1 at each corner. The jacks measure 3-1/2" when stowed away so please keep that in mind for ground clearance.

The mounting plate measures 4" long x 1-7/8" wide with 7/16" diameter holes 3" apart of center. I have attached a mounting hole diagram for your reference. I recommend to make sure you have space at the corners of the chassis to install the mounting plate.

expert reply by: Heather A

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