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Old 11-30-2012, 01:21 AM   #1
Larry-P
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PLACEMENT OF JACKS

Our unit is parked on a gravel pad. Front jacks are not overly extended. Rear stablizers the same.
I placed 2 additional jacks directly in front of the wheels and now the monty shakes worse than ever.
What is the logic to be used when placing additional jacks? Must I always use four additional jacks, 1 in front & 1 behind the wheels?
I would think that 6 points of contact with the jacks would be great but I guess not.
Any help and/or explaination is appreciated.
Thanks, Larry P
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