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    Posted: 03 Jul 2020 at 8:14am
Good suggestions. I was saying that I do the hookup, and then my wife take a visual afterward to see if I missed anything, not that we work on it together.
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My wife and I split duties at the trailer door, she does the inside and I do the outside, and we don't bother each other. Works pretty well. 
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We use a written list and verify each item on it.
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Yes, I should make a pre-tow checklist.
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I had to saw about 3" off of my jack because of my driveway grade. This has not presented any problems. My wife and I both do checks before trailer is moved. I also have a routine and list.
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Get a Save - A - Jack and you won't have to saw off your jack post.
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Posts: 6417 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 Oct 2020 at 7:41pm
Originally posted by john in idaho

Get a Save - A - Jack and you won't have to saw off your jack post.
Save-A-Jack would not have been practical in my case, and it would not have been practical in a case where someone forgets to lower the jack before taking off. It is good if someone wants to get the jack out of the way of a truck tailgate or SUV lift gate. Otherwise, it is more trouble than it is worth in my opinion. It means that I would have to find a place to stow the jack I removed from the tongue instead of it just riding there.
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