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I hate it when this happens.:smack-head:
I store the camper at a buddies property for the winter, then store it at a storage yard close to home for the camping season. Yesterday was the day to move it close to home. As I was getting the tonque off the hitch the trailer rolled back and off the jack boards. t's all sand where the camper is, so the tongue jack is burried straight down in the sand. I didn't chock the wheels, as I usually do that after its unhooked from the truck. I learned my lesson, I'll always chock the wheels first. :bang:
I have a buddy coming over shortly with Kubota tractor to lift the tongue up so we can get the jack back on boards.
I store the camper at a buddies property for the winter, then store it at a storage yard close to home for the camping season. Yesterday was the day to move it close to home. As I was getting the tonque off the hitch the trailer rolled back and off the jack boards. t's all sand where the camper is, so the tongue jack is burried straight down in the sand. I didn't chock the wheels, as I usually do that after its unhooked from the truck. I learned my lesson, I'll always chock the wheels first. :bang:
I have a buddy coming over shortly with Kubota tractor to lift the tongue up so we can get the jack back on boards.

