Anyone tried the Trailer Aid (Plus) on a Jay Feather 29 series? Just wondering if they will work. Don't trust the frame. Seems to narrow to get a good hold. Had a friend that bent his frame trying to lift the trailer to change a flat.
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My Komfort is probably a little heavier than your Feather, and it works just fine. for me I have only had to use it twice so far. Just make sure it is on a hard flat surface. I think it is actually safer than a jack in many circumstances.
I am a big fan of Trailer Aid, having owned one for each tandem axle trailer we have for years. Dont think mine are the Plus model, whatever the difference is.
Easier, quicker and safer than a jack.
Car trailer for my toys and horse trailer for hers.
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