jimmy2016f150

So cool that boat has been going strong since early on! I love these 2.7's Tow Haul mode was impressive on the engine RPM breaking on steep down hills. Stoked on your boat haul!

Brettski

jimmy2016f150

Nice truck and love the dump trailer...side boards and all! Get er done!

carrierj

Looking at the material in the trailer, and the sand rake and screeders on the ground, it looks like you are installing concrete pavers?

InvertedAerials

Nice Trailer! I have a 27ft Miska predator enclosed. Nice truck too! Cannot wait to get mine...at the beginning of July

Brettski

Thanks guys... I was doing 5 yards of mulch. Really nice to be able to grab 5 to 7 yards at a time instead of making multiple trips to my supplier. What used to take me 3 to 4 hours I now have done in about an hour. I do need some advice the jack stand foot on the Trailer is really low and I bottom out a lot. Should I add a taller block on the rear to gain a few inches or should I get new receiver hitch that is raised. I am installing a 2.5 leveling kit to the front as soon as I get some time. Please let me know your thoughts.

Thanks

jwanck11

Take it to a machine shop and have them weld it up higher.

robbieg

If the trailer sits fairly level now you don't want to raise the hitch. I would suggest a drop leg jack something like this:
https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Jac...JDA-5000S.html

It will allow you to crank off the ground and then pull a pin and lift the foot up all the way. It gives you more range of movement than just the crank. There are several styles, this is just one example.

robbieg

Also its hard to tell for sure from the pics but it looks like you have a mid mount like THIS. Make sure you get a high mount like THIS.

piercedtiger

Why not something like this? Crank off the ground and swivel the whole jack out of the way. https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Jac.../BD190708.html

I've borrowed a 16' flatbed with swivel jack. Makes it a lot easier.