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[A/S] Jack pad

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Subject: [A/S] Jack pad
From: "bczygan" <czy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 29 May 2002 02:35:32 -0000
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Hi,
     I have a 70' Safari with the electric jack. It has no dolly 
wheel attached. It is just a cylinder. The previous owner used a 
solid 8x8x16 concrete block under it. This allows you to only run 
the jack up and down a little bit to hitch and unhitch and the block 
keeps the trailer from sinking into soft ground. I notice some 
people have a thick aluminum plate that keeps the dolly wheel from 
sinking. Where can this be gotten? Any other solutions to the 
concrete block problem?

Bill & Julie Czygan

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