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LIKE2BUILD

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Posted: 05/01/12 11:39pm

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tzclark wrote:

My trailer has perches welded from factory on top and bottom, should make the task fairly easy.

Oh geez, you have it easy. A floor jack and some jack stand should be a you need to make the switch.

KJ

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Posted: 05/02/12 12:04am

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Yep you have it easy. I welded new perches on my axles and built a stool for the height distance from the bottom step. I gained about 6 - 6.5 inches of clearance doing this. I use some 4x4's that I stack cribbed (Two on the ground facing north south and then one on top facing east west.)under the stabilizer jacks.

I have not noticed any sway issues.

1996 Suburban 4x4. 350, 4.10 3/4 ton
2005 Jayco Jay Flight 27BH
1986 Coleman Columbia Popup.