Hi Cattermole Adventures! Thank you for that awesome review and we are glad that you are safe! Are the jacks still holding up to your liking? We would love to connect with you. :)
The jacks have done amazing things! It is the best investment I have ever made into a trailer. I went straight from having a very wiggly trailer to nearly no wiggle. Even the kids footsteps would wake me up in the night when they went to the bathroom. I can’t say that it’s 100% no wiggle. But it has helped tremendously. I would love to connect with you guys :-) Not really sure about how to do that though.
I see this over and over again - First, use the right drill bit - especially for thicker steel. Second, those bits will work best at about 600-1000 rpm. You're burning them up with your drill going to fast and pushing too hard. Third, use some oil but that's optional.
@@IanoftheRVin I wish I had some reasoning behind the madness. I think I just went with the self tapping because that is what was provided. I’m sure both ways would work excellent. Thanks a bunch for the comment. Much appreciated :-)👍
How have these held up over the last year? I need a new set and I've never heard of the brand and before I buy I want to make sure they are decent. Good review as well!
@@TJsVette we actually just sold that trailer about six months ago and at that point they were solid as ever. They really were awesome jacks. I loved them.
I dont know why youtube autoplayed this video and why I just watched it. I don't need a Stabilizer, i dont even have a driving license. But I can tell it looked like quality content! Good your eye is fine!
im not going to say your wrong.....but why were you using a wood bit for the pilot holes "smaller bit" an you did use a metal bit for the larger.....i have the 6000 lb libra jacks an yeah we all forget from time to time to wear safety goggles
I guess it’s more what I had available. The smaller holes were a bit easier than the large holes. Now looking back at it, I probably should have ran over to Home Depot to get the right bits😬 Thanks a bunch for the comment! Hope you have a great day😊👍
@@MECsnow just a keen eye from a diy guy! great vid bro! always use the "gold" bits on metal. ive done the same an spent more replacing bits than it was worth now i just buy the ryobi sets no hassle an says what there used for im a idiot sometimes! lol
Thanks for the good info! I simply just don’t have the knowledge to know stuff like that. I wish I would have known. It took me way to long. Maybe I will keep you on tab for my next project that becomes excessively difficult😊 Thanks a bunch for the comment and I hope you have a great day!
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Drilling upside down.... FIRST thought.... "I need safety glasses."
😬😖 I know! Stupid me
Outstanding. USMC/USAF Ret.
Thanks for the comment!
Hi Cattermole Adventures! Thank you for that awesome review and we are glad that you are safe! Are the jacks still holding up to your liking? We would love to connect with you. :)
The jacks have done amazing things! It is the best investment I have ever made into a trailer. I went straight from having a very wiggly trailer to nearly no wiggle. Even the kids footsteps would wake me up in the night when they went to the bathroom. I can’t say that it’s 100% no wiggle. But it has helped tremendously. I would love to connect with you guys :-) Not really sure about how to do that though.
I see this over and over again - First, use the right drill bit - especially for thicker steel. Second, those bits will work best at about 600-1000 rpm. You're burning them up with your drill going to fast and pushing too hard. Third, use some oil but that's optional.
Thanks a bunch for the info! I wish I had known that ahead of time. Hopefully your comment will help somebody else 😊 Thanks for the comment 👍
I see you went with the 3/8"x1" self-tapping bolts. Any reason you didn't use a nut/bolt/locking washer set up?
@@IanoftheRVin I wish I had some reasoning behind the madness. I think I just went with the self tapping because that is what was provided. I’m sure both ways would work excellent. Thanks a bunch for the comment. Much appreciated :-)👍
Woulda coulda shoulda…. Glad the lapse in judgement didn’t cause a lifetime of regret.
You are absolutely right! Such a dumb mistake😬 Glad I still have my eye. Hope you have a great day and holiday season😊👍
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@@saraialday 😬
How have these held up over the last year? I need a new set and I've never heard of the brand and before I buy I want to make sure they are decent.
Good review as well!
@@TJsVette we actually just sold that trailer about six months ago and at that point they were solid as ever. They really were awesome jacks. I loved them.
@@TJsVette Thanks a bunch for the comment!
I dont know why youtube autoplayed this video and why I just watched it. I don't need a Stabilizer, i dont even have a driving license.
But I can tell it looked like quality content! Good your eye is fine!
😆Thanks for the comment!👍
im not going to say your wrong.....but why were you using a wood bit for the pilot holes "smaller bit" an you did use a metal bit for the larger.....i have the 6000 lb libra jacks an yeah we all forget from time to time to wear safety goggles
I guess it’s more what I had available. The smaller holes were a bit easier than the large holes. Now looking back at it, I probably should have ran over to Home Depot to get the right bits😬 Thanks a bunch for the comment! Hope you have a great day😊👍
@@MECsnow just a keen eye from a diy guy! great vid bro! always use the "gold" bits on metal. ive done the same an spent more replacing bits than it was worth now i just buy the ryobi sets no hassle an says what there used for im a idiot sometimes! lol
Amateur hour over there but an A- for the effort.
Yeah, I’m not to good at working the metals 😕 Getting better at it though
Sacrifice your eye for views... That's hardcore!
😆 That is hardcore! I should have just quickly stabbed the broken drill bit through my eye before turning the camera
Use cutting oil.... Bad technique and no cutting oil results in lots of money & time wasted. Also, cobalt bits for frame steel.
Thanks for the good info! I simply just don’t have the knowledge to know stuff like that. I wish I would have known. It took me way to long. Maybe I will keep you on tab for my next project that becomes excessively difficult😊 Thanks a bunch for the comment and I hope you have a great day!
I like watching lesbians work on there own stuff see she didn’t need no man
Not quite sure what the comment means, but thanks for the comment. I hope you have a great day! :-)
Not sure what that means, but thanks for the comment. I hope you have a great day! :-)