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Re: Safety Stands On Sale!

Reply #20
Roger:  OK, I got you now.  And a good point about the jacks.  However, if I was going to try to lift either axel on one of these coaches, I would be looking at one of those 20-ton combo air-hydraulic jacks with a 20" max lift height.  I see them for sale around $100.  Lots easier letting the air pressure do the work!

As to the paint on the "safety stands", I'm hoping the powder coating is decent quality and will hold up for a while.  Will just have to see how that goes...

Cheers!
Wait for a sale or use the discount coupon. I bought 2  20 tonf or $59/ea with the HF coupon. The are GREAT and can be used without air. too. Best to make an adapter to the frame so there is no possible way for the coach to come off the jack. Coach air works fine to raise them.  Think these 20 ton air/hydraulic jacks are all made at the same factory. Excellent reviews. Watch video at:
https://www.harborfreight.com/20-ton-air-over-hydraulic-jack-95553.html

Pierce

Re: Safety Stands On Sale!

Reply #21
I thought I vaguely remembered some red blocks that...had brackets on the end...
Are these the ones you are recalling?

https://www.foreforums.com/index.php?action=media;sa=album;in=99

Working Safely around your Foretravel

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Working Safely around your Foretravel


Re: Safety Stands On Sale!

Reply #23
I panted my "safety blocks" aka hitch extenders a bright yellow to make them more visible: reminding me to remove them when I am finished and I can see they are in position when under the coach.


Re: Safety Stands On Sale!

Reply #25
Yep, these are exactly what I've bought over the last five or so weeks. I could only find one store with two of these in stock. Been stopping into HF stores in our travels back to Florida, found only one in each subsequent store... Guess they are hot sellers?  Have six of them now.

Have a few small air leaks to fix...

Should I use eight of these to support the rig or is six sufficient? Two on the front four in back???

Jeff


Re: Safety Stands On Sale!

Reply #27
8 safety stands.  One stand next to each air bag (not including the tag axle bags if you have those).
Thanks! I was trying to find a picture on how to use the stand for long time.
A picture is worth than thousands words.
Now I know exactly how to use it.
I bought 4. Needs another 4

 

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Reply #28
Reply #18 – 8 months ago
This is a place I used to get my safety stands. I called via phone and requested two inch steel channel 1/4 inch thick cut into 8 separate pieces each 11 inches in length. The cost was $7.00 each. I was 45 miles from one of their locations so I picked mine up but they will ship right to you. Easy peasy and so much safer.

Speedy Metals Online Industrial Metal Supply

Speedy Metals Online Industrial Metal Supply