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Old 12-23-2020, 09:32 PM   #21
Brantlyj
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I really have to laugh at people who go to extremes to get rid of what amounts to a very small amount of movement in a trailer, I hardly notice much movement at all and if there is any, so what it’s a trailer not a house on a cement foundation, if that amount bothers you, you would not be happy on my 32ft sailboat.
I have 3 girls, ages 10, 7 and 5. 33’ trailer from hitch to bumper. When they are messing around on one end and I’m in the bedroom there was significant movement. Once I added stabilizer arms it’s virtually zero movement.
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