Using JT's Strong Arm Jack Stabilizer Kit for Travel Trailers With Angled Scissor Jacks
Question:
I cant tell from the installation manual. My scissor jacks are mounted on a 45 degree angle. Do I still use the front and side frame for the front and the rear frame for the rear jacks as shown in the video? Or do I need to find or fabricate supports that will make the strong arm braces perpendicular to the jack? Thanks
asked by: Mark C
Expert Reply:
Since your scissor jacks are at a 45 degree angle, the best option is to add a support like an angle iron or unistrut for the braces of the JT's Strong Arm Jack Stabilizer Kit for Travel Trailers # LC191025.
Just make sure the support is properly bolted (or welded if you like) to the frame of your trailer.
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JT's Strong Arm Jack Stabilizer Kit for Travel Trailers
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