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Taking in the sights with our Trolley ...but life is always better under a Palm Tree
2019 Jayco Embark (Entegra) 39T2. - our Trolley
2019Jeep Cherokee Latitude, Western New York
New owner of a jayco 29 mv , when you store them should you jack them up to store them for season?
The wording in the thread can be a little confusing...Yes, you should have your leveling jacks up (so the MH is not off the ground). Don't put your jacks down in other words.
In the owners manual of my Greyhawk 31FS it states that if you leave your jacks extended while in storage they may freeze up or be hard to retract. At least it says something to that effect.
My TT never stays put long enough to worry about it. I'm retiring in 25 days so it's gonna get used even more. If you're talking about putting it up on blocks and off the tires, I wouldn't unless it's going to sit for longer than 6 months. I'm not sure I'd worry about it even then... If you're talking about putting the stabilizers down... don't.
Enjoy!
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Jack and Dee Dee Weatherford, Texas
2014 Ram 2500 Crew Cab 4X4 w/CTD 6.7
2016 Jayco White Hawk 28DSBH Travel Trailer
The wording in the thread can be a little confusing...Yes, you should have your leveling jacks up (so the MH is not off the ground). Don't put your jacks down in other words.
In the owners manual of my Greyhawk 31FS it states that if you leave your jacks extended while in storage they may freeze up or be hard to retract. At least it says something to that effect.
what I meant was to raise the tires off ground in some fashion