Might be a 'duh' question. I don't have my 320s Boondock yet (about 1 1/2 weeks away!) - but as I will be storing it in the winter, wondering if anyone uses a trailer jack base plate? Think this is a better idea than leaving in the wheel, or just resting it without the wheel on a slab. Thinking I would have a base plate attached, and have it resting on a concrete paver that I have while in outside storage.
Also - what size would I need? Not sure what the diameter of the jack 'pole' is. My guess is a 2 inch? - but need confirmation from someone.
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British Columbia, Canada
2018 TAB 320 Boondock (previous)
Odessa, Fl.