Rear stabilizers too low...

[J Maguire]

These rear stabilizers are fully contracted; difficult to keep them from scrapping things. If they're the correct stabilizers for my unit perhaps they shouldn't be.

What do you think?

[avf100]

These rear stabilizers are fully contracted; difficult to keep them from scrapping things. If they're the correct stabilizers for my unit perhaps they shouldn't be.

What do you think?

Is your trailer level & not nose high?
I was able to move mine up 1 bolt hole to raise them about an inch. But mine weren't that low.

[J Maguire]

Is your trailer level & not nose high?
I was able to move mine up 1 bolt hole to raise them about an inch. But mine weren't that low.

That's perfectly level.

[huntr70]

Have you drug them yet? Pretty close to the tires, so they shouldn't have much of a chance to scrape.

[avf100]

That's perfectly level.

Ok...check to see if you can move them up a hole. If you don't take it off road you shouldn't have a problem though.

[Scott'n'Wendy]

They probably mount them fairly low to maximize their levelling ability. Probably be wise to bring blocks to put under them if you raise them up?

[GeoffnCheri]

Ours are roughly 6 1/2 inches up when fully retracted.

[210craig]

I saw on the internet somewhere about taking a string from under the rear tire to the bottom at the back of the unit. The jack should be above the string. I check mine an they were above the string. I have no idea if that is a correct way, you know the internet.

[J Maguire]

I saw on the internet somewhere about taking a string from under the rear tire to the bottom at the back of the unit. The jack should be above the string. I check mine an they were above the string. I have no idea if that is a correct way, you know the internet.

Ha. Just got off the phone with GD and they recommended exactly this method to find the correct stabilizer height.

[210craig]

Hey the internet comes through again.