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08-03-2009, 02:35 PM

I think that is something lacking with all RV manufactures, I bought a six ton at Wal-Mart that goes to 16 ½ “. That is not enough to jack the Elkmont with it’s 15” tires off the ground. That being said you will need some wood or as I did the lynx leveler to set the jack on. Remember to jack close to the axel, but not under it. One last thing is that once you have the wheels off the ground your stabilizers will not touch the ground so you will need to put some of the Lynx under those as well. Sounds like a lot of extra gear, but should make it safer.

08-03-2009, 02:35 PM	#3
kenngeri2720 Guest Posts: n/a	I think that is something lacking with all RV manufactures, I bought a six ton at Wal-Mart that goes to 16 ½ “. That is not enough to jack the Elkmont with it’s 15” tires off the ground. That being said you will need some wood or as I did the lynx leveler to set the jack on. Remember to jack close to the axel, but not under it. One last thing is that once you have the wheels off the ground your stabilizers will not touch the ground so you will need to put some of the Lynx under those as well. Sounds like a lot of extra gear, but should make it safer.