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Old 09-02-2017, 09:05 AM   #15
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I was considering putting a paver driveway at my new MH garage. I was concerned about the pivoting of tires when making a hard turn in our out. I asked my landscaper (the guy who would have installed the pavers) about this but he wasn't concerned and was confident the pavers wouldn't move. For unrelated reasons we went with concrete so I can't respond first hand.
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I store, load, and use our rig on a paver driveway! And I use the jacks! It's sitting on them now! 40' DP. Not an issue. As noted in other posts, it's all about how you construct the it.
Frankly, using the jacks I think help the overall weight distribution and there are 4 more points of contact with the ground. It doesn't lift tires off the ground so it should make sense for weight distribution?? The footprint of a tire hitting the ground is not much bigger, (if at all) than the base of your levelers?
Certainly use caution and the best advise is...do what you feel comfortable with and don't second guess yourself. Stress free...
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