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Go to nearest rv shop a buy a set of new jacks

Got any type of airbags?

Got wrong jack stands

So my question is : was the RV driven to the location, and left by the owner, or was the RV given to someone that was staying at the location, or was the RV stolen and driven to the location ?

Hi Casey sorry about the aRv the leveling system needs a complete overhaul Haul even with the tires on its as stable of a system it isn’t those are bad news your videos are awesome but I feel bad about the beautiful RV take care guy

Those jacks are leveling jacks, lets say it together now leveling jacks, leveling not meant to hold up the wait of the RV in the first place they should never be used for what you did to begin with

Thanks for the tears

Get some timbers to place underneath. Yes this is so Dumb.. Work smarter not kill yourself..

good job, don't do that again.

My wife and I had something similar happen to us on our honeymoon, we've been happily married for 29 years, your parents did a good job with you guys

They ARE correct. When you reach the high rail you use more chain therefore more weight and more force through the tires. You need a more accurate load cell and you would know you were wrong.

I think a 12" thick concrete pad to park your RV on would be a wise investment. Throw in some over sized jack stands for the future.

Nice job getting the R.V. back up and on blocks!! Sure glad I've never made a mistake!! LOL!! Looks like you got it from here!!

It looks like the lines are messed up or something. @ 20:33

Do not get under there until you and anyone else is safe to do that.. You need a fork lift?

It may have been commented on but will still put in what I'd do. Fix the brackets and X-brace the jacks like landing gear on a semi trailer. One would think there is a check valve to keep cylinder from bleeding off very much like a backhoe or crane outrigger has. Good luck.

Great strategy mate, and yes chuck the Garmin and get a wired truck camera/monitor 👍

OH NO!.... Hope all is well!

Jacks going directly into the dirt?? With all the equipment you own this was an embarrassing fail.

Why didn’t you get your tyres changed at the tyre shop or is this a staged event ?

It would be interesting if Casey could drill holes in his cribbing blocks to accept the axle and frame forks.

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We all get stupid once in a while but you are fortunate to have the tool (Zacklift) to handle the situation. Anyone else would have had to spend a fortune to call out someone else to help.

Awesome people.

Casey…You know how to generate comments! Well done my friend. Sounds like you have a leveling system made and installed on either a Monday or Friday. First the tires now the leveling system what’s next.

Back up camera is wireless and runs on 2.4ghz. I would suspect that the signal is just not making it through the metal.

I always place wood blocks under each jack, even if I'm parked on bedrock 😮 My RV does weigh a bit more than yours, however.

Where do you find that camera.

Those two jeeps were a run away don't walk ruunn.

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Casey get a better back up camera system !!!

By the way, how do you get into a service station to fuel up with all that overhang?

If only you knew a predatory tow guy...

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I feel like working in the shop would be the most interesting job.

You must get tired carrying around those HUGE steel balls.

Eastern Oregon Murphy's Law: If you want a rock you won't be able to find one. If you don't want rock then you have 100yds of them. Keep it rubber side down!

Good thing you know a guy!

Lessons to be learned... Irrespective of what caused it, the jack system is being used beyond what it was designed for If it was an aftermarket one, perhaps with Chinese components, fitted to a set cost, it is always going to be marginal, esp. considering the universal bolt-on brackets used (which were the failure point). Even parked and being used to level the RV, it is just to allow blocks to be placed under wheels to level it out, not as a holding system. The jacks should have been installed further / wider apart to spread the load instead of concentrating the load in that narrow configuration, which when the slideout are extended, would be even worse. The trolley jack would be better off placed under the frame, instead of lifting the suspension... and climbing under that situation originally to inspect it without securing the load was not the best practice... stick the camera under there to look, not your head & body... if you have heavy duty truck stands, use them in situations like this, on hardwood base plates if needed, if you don't have such stands, get some...

welcome to forrest river -sunseeker ownership.I HADE NOTHING BUT PROBLEMS WITH MINE and the dealership .worst service in the industry, only use aftermarket parts and companies for work on mine

Wow, that's a mess. Stay safe.

Interesting to watch..but can we get to the amount right off the bat? I blew 3 tires on a Ford Dually and the 20 mile tow cost me $700. Auto Club came out twice but had nothing that could tow a 350 crew with a Lance. I paid a full Tractor tower rather than sit on the freeway any longer. AAA said 3 more hours..nope. it was a great ending though

I agree 100% with you, brother anyone saying otherwise should not be working around tools especially something that we require shackles. Someone will end up dead.

Was the jack system designed by Boeing? “Aka Disneyland “

That dude is SO smart!

i love it casey yes do more video of anything !!!!!!!!

It's a shame to destroy a perfectly good RV.

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Garmin. Check the voltage on camera back. Much times I find only 10 volts. Not enough to camera