Spent the weekend at the lease. The storms Saturday night were pretty rough on my little trailer. In fact kinda scared the crap out of me. I was thinking about anchoring my trailer. Don't want to blow away. Its a little 16ft trailer. Was thinking 4 anchors attached to the frame on 4 corners should do it. Anyone done this before?
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It kinda scared the crap out of me, Im sorry i just laughed out loud when I read this. Ive been in that situation before and it isnt funny at the time. I took the wheels off of mine and leveled it on blocks it cuts down on the shaking allot. -
Happened to me over Memorial Day weekend. I took my sleeping pill and camper quit shaking
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Wish I had a pill at that time.Comment
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That will work too,Originally posted by pigstika1978 View PostHappened to me over Memorial Day weekend. I took my sleeping pill and camper quit shakingComment
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In a lot of campgrounds if you stay over 30 days its required by law, not a bad idea at all. I've got my lease camper chained to a tree, does that count....
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I slept straight through it.
I set my trailer up in a n/s direction being that is the direction of the wind at most times.
I use one support under the 5th wheel, the electric jacks in the front, and the two jacks in the very rear. I have 4x4's stacked up under the jacks for less flex on the jacks.
If u need to, skirt the trailer. And tie it down with some big cable and anchors like a trailer house.Comment
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