bzollinger
New Member
Hello everyone,
I've got a 2007 Winnebago 35' Sightseer with a failed leveling system. The jacks were all leaking and non-functioning when I bought it. I took it in and paid $100s to have it looked at. They said the whole system needs to be replaced and the warranty company would never pay to replace the whole system.
So I'm not using it but want a way to support the rear leveling jacks with another solution. When it gets bouncy on the bed in the back the whole motorhome bounces.
I wanted to buy the jack stand looking jacks that screw up and down for support but they don't go down short enough. The shortest they get is 11" and when the jacks are up mine sit about 7" off the ground.
Anyone have any ideas? The stair stabilizers seem like a pain to twist and put into place every time. A pair of scissor jacks could be an option. Just wanting to see what other people have done when going down this road. TIA
I've got a 2007 Winnebago 35' Sightseer with a failed leveling system. The jacks were all leaking and non-functioning when I bought it. I took it in and paid $100s to have it looked at. They said the whole system needs to be replaced and the warranty company would never pay to replace the whole system.
So I'm not using it but want a way to support the rear leveling jacks with another solution. When it gets bouncy on the bed in the back the whole motorhome bounces.
I wanted to buy the jack stand looking jacks that screw up and down for support but they don't go down short enough. The shortest they get is 11" and when the jacks are up mine sit about 7" off the ground.
Anyone have any ideas? The stair stabilizers seem like a pain to twist and put into place every time. A pair of scissor jacks could be an option. Just wanting to see what other people have done when going down this road. TIA