View Single Post
Old 04-16-2014, 07:32 AM   #9
Festus2
Site Team
 
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Fraser Valley BC Canada
Posts: 7,015
Quote:
Originally Posted by Western Traveler View Post
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.
Western Traveler:
Actually, I've never used a cordless drill to raise or lower the stabilizer jacks. I've always cranked them up or down manually and it only takes about 40 seconds longer to do all 4 jacks. Besides, it's good exercise and I must say no one has ever come by and seen this old man cranking away and offered to lend me their cordless drill.
__________________
2008 Cougar 5th Wheel 27RKS
2005 2500 GMC Duramax
Festus2 is offline   Reply With Quote