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Originally Posted by PnK
i understand the concern about deforming the frame. I did use my stabilizer to lever my 94 towlite but all the campsites were just a little unlevel. It did not affect my door or lifting. Putting lego blocks or andersen rocker levelers under the wheels still puts the frame in a bind until the stabilizers are down.
The levelers I am looking at are the lippert ground TT that have a bar that goes completely across the frame to support the levelers. I spoke with lippert and they said if it is an I beam frame they will bolt on. If it is a tubular frame bracing across will need to be installed.
I don't have a Hi Lo right now but considering purchasing another. Getting up and down is a bit of a challenge due to arthritis. So I need the levelers if possible.
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PnK - the part I bolded seems incorrect. If you raise a side of the trailer with something under the wheels, and then level the trailer longitudinally with the tongue jack, there is NO deformation stress on the frame. You've effectively placed it on a level surface. However, the trailer will still be unstable due to the suspension at the axle. The stabilizers are then used to stop this instability. They are NOT used to "level" the trailer.
You can put any stabilizer on the trailer that will fit, but it should not be used to level the trailer.
- Jack