Electric Jacks are easier to use than hand crank jacks. Here we install an electric jack for Kathy’s trailer. Huge shout out to Larry for making this job possible.
Unfortunately the Mic wasn’t working during the high winds. Sound adjustments were made where possible, but the quality is low. Hopefully you can still get valuable information out of this video.
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Post time: Feb-03-2017