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Old 12-19-2020, 05:26 PM
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Looks like the jack is too close to the weld and not getting enough leverage. You might try it with the jack on the ground. Cut a piece of 1" or larger rigid pipe to go between the jack and the outer edge of the bracket. Position the jack sideways so the wheels don't slide out or wedge the jack up against a curb. Just make sure that the pipe cant slip off and put a big scratch of the back of your rig.
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