What he said...
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Originally Posted by Russ661
Not necessarily true. The trick is to lower the hitch onto the ball and lock it in then use the tongue jack to raise trailer tongue and the rear end of the TV enough to let you swing the spring bars onto their perches. Install the spring bar keepers and lower the jack. I'm not talking about picking the rear wheels of the TV off the ground! but raising it 4-6 inches beyond the static load position. This works most of the time although there will be those times when the only way to get the spring bars onto their perches is with the lever-bar.
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I delivered MANY different Jayco TT for Jayco. I used, and still use, the E4 Equal-i-zer brand hitch. Following the same procedure that Russ661 wrote, I recall having to use the lever-bar once in the 3 years of delivering trailers. Of course setup vary and some may need it every time, but I believe that would be unusual.
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