I used to jack my TT a little.... My Kodiak had torsion suspension so I was sticking a jack between the wheels and lifting it about 2", just to relieve some pressure on the suspension...had the tires fully inflated...
But last Spring, when I got to the TT after the snow had melted, it wasn't at level, strongly leaning towards the door side... I looked under and one jack had laying on its side.
I suspect that the frost was severe and it pushed the ground up and the jack sideways.... and then the angle got too severe and the jack flipped.
No big issue I thought a 2" "fall",,,,,but the results were more severe than I thought
I'll need to find pictures, but the fall actually crushed the floor inwards... and my cabinets/stove and fridge shifted....
So with my new Jayco, I will not jack it up at all....even if the suspension is different and the construction better! I prefer changing tires or replacing suspension components over having some structural damages!!!!
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2014 JayFlight 28BHBE (replacing a 2009 Kodiak 25QS)
Started off with 2011 Sierra SLT CrewCab 4x4
Now pulling with a 2018 F150 XLT Special Edition EB 3.5
1200/12,000 Equal-I-Zer Hitch
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