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Old 07-14-2018, 07:38 AM   #5
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More than likely you had a bad ground between the swing hitch and the battery ground. By installing a ground bonding strap between those two hitch parts and you will not have that problem again. At the moment you are relying on pivot points of the swing away hitch to give you a ground which at times goes bad thereby losing your jack. By your picture it shows that your ground attachment is right near the jack. I had the same problem years ago and by installing a bonding strap never had it again.
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