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Oct 3, 2008 | 02:48 PM

#16

BPofMD

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From: Millersville, MD

Gees guys....if the trailer is rock steady, what do I do with my new sign..."If the trailer's-a-rockin', don't come a-knockin' "?

Oct 3, 2008 | 05:33 PM

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paul100

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I have the JR strong bars on my 5er. Two on each front legs, and one on each rear scissor jack. The two on the front legs make a triangle in the left and right direction and the fore and aft direction, the rears singles are a little funny, the curb side ones goes fore and aft from the back of the jack to the rear of the trailer and the road side one goes from the rear of the jack at an angle towards the center of the back of the trailer. It's not that big of a pain to set up although it does add a few minutes, the biggest thing I find is remembering to loosing the set T-bolts before lowering the jacks (you are suppose to tighten the bolts so that they don't fall out while traveling). If I don't rush my self while setting up and follow the simple procedure that was in the JR Strong Bar instructions it does make for a very stable set up.