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Originally Posted by TCNashville
I've done what you did but I added 2 crank down stabilizers from Harbor Freight and bolted them to the frame amidship and that helped a lot. I don't think your ever gonna get rid of all the movement unless you let the air out of the tires Lol.
https://www.harborfreight.com/2-1-2-...ack-96406.html
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I bought 4 of these and they work GREAT.. well about 90% of the instability is gone. I put 2 at the rear of the TT about 3' in from the end of the frame and 2 in front of the wheels about half way between the tongue jack and the wheels. I have them on top of 4 cement block.
I also extended them so that they raise the TT enough to eliminate the bounce caused by the tires. I usually have to adjust them once every few weeks due to rain/settling.
I also have electric stabilizers and I have them extended so that the main vertical supports are near the ends of the threaded rods, which puts most of the pressure away from the middle of the TT and towards the ends. That also helps a lot.
The slide being extended will always cause some bounce as it is like a leverage point.
Good luck, keep us informed
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