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Ray 1 month, 2 weeks ago.
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A few weeks ago we were all setup camped at Zion National Park when we notice a strange clunking noise as we moved about the fifth wheel. Along with the clunking it also seemed to be wiggling around a lot in the front end. I headed out and tracked the noise and excess movement to the front power landing jacks. Hmm, weird they had never done that before. I opened up the front storage area and scoped out the mechanics of them. Everything appeared to be OK so I tried to lower them a bit. BAM! Clunk Clunk BAM! Anne and I quickly looked at each other. Crap! That wasn’t a good sound!…….
http://www.loveyourrv.com/temporary-fifth-wheel-power-jack-repair/
Ray - Love Your RV!Hay Ray, “Macgyver” has nothing on us fulltimers!ha!ha! Plenty times before things have been fixed with bailing (tie) wire,duct tape,and assorted nuts & bolts-ect. Sometimes you have to just do it. Good fix on the jack,most likely better than brand new fractory issue. Thanks for the video!
Thanks Eddie, it actually works really well. I wasn’t sure drilling if I may mess up a gear or lever inside but I had nothing to lose at that point.
Ray - Love Your RV!
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