In the course of snooping around under the unit the other day, I noticed something that was of a bit of concern to me. The switch for the electric rear stabilizer jacks was installed slightly crooked, and I wanted to get it straight. (sorry for being picky, but being an electrician for 40 years, things like that irritate me!!) Anyway, while looking under the skirt, I noticed that a wire had been pinched between the jack assembly and the trailer frame when it was bolted up to it. The wire was the one going from the switch to the jack motor. When they installed the jack assembly, the wire ended up between the two pieces of metal, and was squeezed flat. Don't know how it didn't short out, but it hadn't. I loosened the bolts and removed it and it apprears to be OK. Maybe when it warms up the wire will regain some of it's shape.
I just couldn't figure for the life of me how someone could install that assembly and NOT see the wire was pinched. Guess some of that is to be expected when you're working on quotas. Anyway, anyone with that arrangement may want to check for a pinched wire. It was only a matter of time before something bad happened.