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Originally Posted by flyfisher
Oh, and I forgot to mention that our Limited series has electric leveler/stabilizer jacks that are rather nice. The brochure from the manufacturer says they are for leveling, but they don't say how much weight they can support; I suspect that they are for stabilizing only though.
John
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John unknown to me until delivery time, the Classic slide outs come standard with the electric stabilizer jacks. They are no different than the crank downs which means no weight support. I bring them down until I hear the motor change pitch. That means I have hit resistance and that is where I should stop.
The only negative I have is that the curb and streetside switches are next to each other on the streetside. That means if you are lowering your stabilizer jack down on the curb side, you need to get your head down below the trailer on the street side to observe the curb side foot come down. Obviously if you go by sound only you don't need to watch since you will hear when that foot hits the ground. I use a plastic Lynx Leveler block under each foot so that means watching to make sure the foot contacts the block square on.
Jack