Grumpaw
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- First Name
- Steve
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- Jul 1, 2021
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- Location
- Fishersville, Va.
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- 2021 Ranger Lariat Sport Supercab
- Occupation
- Navy Vet., Retired Police Sgt.
Any quality rv stabilizer pad will give you what you need. There's a 2 pack on Amazon that runs about $18.00. That is in fact what I carry for the bottle jack I carry in the Ranger, and use the same jack on our travel trailer. They'll last forever. Using a set of the same type "leggo" blocks for leveling the rv...have lasted thru 3 rv's, including a 7 ton class c with dual rear's...never crushed one yet.I'm gonna bump this because I have another question.
I bought a small bottle jack and am awaiting delivery now. I know some of you have small pieces of wood that you use for a stabilizer, but I don't have any handy at my home (in fact, I'm just not all that handy either). What would you use as an alternative (that could be bought on Amazon or Home Depot or something like that?
RV leveling pad, perhaps?
1/4" steel plate maybe? Thinner? Thicker?
I'm looking for something reasonably thin and portable that won't get trashed the first time I use it. In fact, I want to get two of something like that as I'm looking to replace the jack in Jeanie's Honda CRV as well.
Thanks in advance for your insights and wisdom.
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