โFeb-21-2017 02:27 PM
โFeb-28-2017 06:29 AM
SoundGuy wrote:
Since the Rapid Jack can be flipped on it's side for this same use I could leave my wood stack at home ... love it when something like this can be used for more than one purpose. ๐
โFeb-28-2017 05:22 AM
SoundGuy wrote:
Thanks for your report, I'll have to get an Andersen Rapid Jack for my own 192RBS. ๐
Last Train wrote:
I tested it yesterday on a concrete pad site when we were breaking camp from a long weekend trip.
So after my one test, I'd say sure, it works for our 192 RBS rigs. Let me know if you have other observations.
โFeb-28-2017 05:11 AM
SoundGuy wrote:
Thanks for your report, I'll have to get an Andersen Rapid Jack for my own 192RBS. ๐
โFeb-28-2017 04:08 AM
beemerphile1 wrote:
That doesn't work with all rigs depending on the axles and the equalizer. Try it before you need it.
Last Train wrote:
Turns out the Andersen Rapid Jack works like a charm on our rig. Did a live test to be sure.
โFeb-27-2017 08:58 PM
beemerphile1 wrote:
That doesn't work with all rigs depending on the axles and the equalizer. Try it before you need it.
Any bottle jack should reach if placed under the axle at the spring attachment point. That is the same place the weight is carried when on the road. In fact, when you have a flat tire, the jack may be too tall.
โFeb-24-2017 08:25 AM
Last Train wrote:Terryallan wrote:...we went ahead and sprung for an Andersen Rapid Jack. Hope we never have to use it...
blocks under the jack
โFeb-24-2017 05:50 AM
Terryallan wrote:
blocks under the jack
โFeb-21-2017 05:41 PM