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Western Traveler · 04-15-2014, 10:48 PM

Festus,
I am thinking our stabilizer jacks take a 3/4" socket too. I like the idea of a ratchet and always carry an emergency ground cloth to lay on the muddy ground (of course I keep it buried where I can't get to it when I need it).
Guess you folks were told to use a cordless drill to raise and lower your jacks. I firm mine up with the manual crank when I get close.

04-15-2014, 10:48 PM	#8
Western Traveler Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Montana Posts: 213	Festus, I am thinking our stabilizer jacks take a 3/4" socket too. I like the idea of a ratchet and always carry an emergency ground cloth to lay on the muddy ground (of course I keep it buried where I can't get to it when I need it). Guess you folks were told to use a cordless drill to raise and lower your jacks. I firm mine up with the manual crank when I get close. __________________ 2014 Cougar 21RBSWE "The Sugar Shack" 2006 F250 Super duty "Buttercup" King Ranch Crew 6.0L Diesel Bulletproofed Reese Straight-line Dual cam WDH Me and My Bride