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Re: [A/S] Lifting a Bambi With A Jack

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Subject: Re: [A/S] Lifting a Bambi With A Jack
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Date: Wed, 7 Feb 2001 13:13:13 EST
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Harvey. The small square plates that say "jack" are not lifting points. Those 
labels are for the proper placement of STABILIZING JACKS ONLY. Any Airstream 
trailer can be proper lifted by placing a jack on the bottom edge of the axle 
mounting plate, only. Place the jack on the back side of a single axle 
trailer, between the axles on a tandem axle trailer, and between the middle 
and rear tire on a tri-axle. It is suggested that only one side of a trailer 
be lifted at a time, unless inside a building where a sudden gust of wind 
will not knock it off the jacks.      Lori

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