2015 Cyclone 4200
- Thread starter barneyboy
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One item that helps movement is a product called JT-Strongarms. This is just one of a couple brands of stabilizers.
Reports are that the stabilizers works really well.
Peace
Dave
Reports are that the stabilizers works really well.
Peace
Dave
SZROFFROAD
Member
Surfing the internet yesterday came across a picture of 6-point levelup with a cross bar running left to right between the rear jacks, it was bolted to the extra holes on the side of the jack that hang below the frame. this would help side to side, when i get my new 4100 next week I will make a set and try them out. I will let you know how it well it works. not sure you will ever take all the movement out.
Are your rear jacks firmly on the ground? First couple of times I leveled mine they would go down and then be slightly re-leaved of pressure as the front setup. The look like they are down, but not firmly down if that makes sense. I ended up blocking the two rears and it has seemed to helped with a firmer stance and movement.
I put the JT Strongarm setup on our 2011 3950 and it made a world of difference. Would say fixed it about 95%. Without them, using only rear scissor and standard landing in front plus the x-chocks on the wheels, it was really annoying with all the bouncing/wiggling. If it were just DW and I, probably would not been a big deal, but with two school age kids...
SZROFFROAD
Member
Barneyboy,
I am sorry to hear you are having movement with the 6 point leveling.
I took delivery of my new 2015 CY4200, and well the dealer looked at me like I had three heads when I told them I wanted JT Strong arms installed on my Cyclone or no deal.
They argued, and argued with me that I did not need them with this system and they did not think they could even be installed with the pad/leg on LCI 6 Point leveling system. I had already done months of research on the LCI stabilizers and was aware of the attachment for this system so I sent them links and pictures and I now have them on my unit.
I have not stayed in it since taking delivery, but makes me feel better about my stuborness on this point.
I have talked to several RVer's that swear by them and that was one reason I requested them on mine.
From what I can see with these installed on my unit is a well built quality product.
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I am sorry to hear you are having movement with the 6 point leveling.
I took delivery of my new 2015 CY4200, and well the dealer looked at me like I had three heads when I told them I wanted JT Strong arms installed on my Cyclone or no deal.
They argued, and argued with me that I did not need them with this system and they did not think they could even be installed with the pad/leg on LCI 6 Point leveling system. I had already done months of research on the LCI stabilizers and was aware of the attachment for this system so I sent them links and pictures and I now have them on my unit.
I have not stayed in it since taking delivery, but makes me feel better about my stuborness on this point.
I have talked to several RVer's that swear by them and that was one reason I requested them on mine.
From what I can see with these installed on my unit is a well built quality product.
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porthole
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Caissiel,
As Porthole stated they will prevent movement as designed and slip past the bolt if the hydraulics bleed.
And, if you forget to loosen the lock bolt and try and raise the jacks, your trailer will respond very loudly in defiance.
Or so I have been told
Porthole,
My only true concern with these things....LOL! But the I guess that would be a life lesson if it happens to me at some point. We generally camp in one spot from Mar to Oct, then move to warmer climate from Nov - Feb so I like my odds of remembering to loosen them...LOL
