GoingPlaces
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My neighbor bought a new to him Keystone 2017 Passport 2670 RBWE. He sent me a photo of this item he found a pair of in the storage compartment. I have no idea. Any thoughts?
Listening to some very good RV guys on you tube. Most of them don't recommend slide supports. They can do more harm than good. Just an FYI. I would do some research before using them.My neighbor bought a new to him Keystone 2017 Passport 2670 RBWE. He sent me a photo of this item he found a pair of in the storage compartment. I have no idea. Any thoughts?
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Those supports don't go under the slide out. They go across the frame of the trailer to remove movement while parked.Listening to some very good RV guys on you tube. Most of them don't recommend slide supports. They can do more harm than good. Just an FYI. I would do some research before using them.
Thanks for the correction. I have never seen supports like that. I will check into them.Those supports don't go under the slide out. They go across the frame of the trailer to remove movement while parked.
They are great to have.
Some trailer frames can support that kind of load while other types of frames will twist and/or bend if you try to jack up the end of the frame rails.... The BAL NOCO frame won't support anything even close to that kind of "lifting load"... Lippert's "welded frame rail chassis" is sturdier, but depending on the length of the trailer and the distance from the axles to the rear of the trailer frame there may not be enough strength to support that kind of load...Can you also use small telescoping floor jacks to support the rear frame of the RV?