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Originally Posted by DriVer
HWH uses a dual spring return system that's balanced for the tug that's required to retract the jack back into the cylinder. Adding mass to the jack foot may unbalance the system however I've not heard of folks trying the SnapPads on HWH systems.
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Unfortunately the new version isn't compatible with HWH jacks. While we have yet to test them with the spring retraction on the HWH system the added weight shouldn't be an issue.
They work well with Power Gear single spring retracted jacks so we don't anticipate any issue with the HWH version.
You can see an example halfway through our installation video
here.
The issue is Power Gear jacks are more bowl shaped while HWH 10" jacks are flat, so they do not secure properly in the new SnapPad Prime 10" version.
Our HWH version has been delayed a number of times as we encounter unique considerations compared to other systems. Namely, HWH has 3 different sized landing feet for Class A's (8", 10" & 11.4"), depending on the make and model they are additional clearance issues. Finally their 8" version has 2 different types of landing feet. One of them has the spring brackets welded on the edge of the foot. This is an issue because SnapPad mechanically attaches via the lip.
All that said we are still working on a version for Tiffin and other HWH leveling system owners. We're just making sure we get it right and your version is as good if not better than what is already available.
Hopefully that helps clarify what's happening on our end.
Thanks for your interest in SnapPad. Always here to answer any questions.
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