Stabilizing a 28' TT

[Rus Lwt001]

Hi all. I've gotten great info on this site so I will continue to try for more. BTW: Webslave gave me fantastic information on my Electric Jack situation. Thanks if you are reading. Ok. We have a 2012 Shadow Cruiser, 285RLS. When set-up my we get what I think is just normal, movement when moving about the trailer. The problem is, I wake early and get up to make coffee and just relax and enjoy. But my wife feels every move I make and this wakes her...obviously too early. What is a good, reasonably priced, easy method or system to provide more stabilization to the trailer? I watchd a video on RV101 and they recommended small hydraulix jacks under the oposing corners of the spring system. They can be purchased for about $20. But that means getting under the TT at set up to crank more jacks. Is there something else out there the average person can do to make this somewhat better?

[Rus Lwt001]

Sorry everyone about some of the spelling and grammer. Friday evening, patio, cold beer (s). I need an Urkel to spell check my stuff going forward.

[PattyV]

I was wondering the same thing myself. I broke down and bought a wheel chok. Won't be trying it for any great amount of time until Memorial Day. I'm hoping it stops my movement. I am hoping it does the trick. I guess time will tell at this point.

[Rus Lwt001]

I've been reading about a system called Steadyfast. There is a website and also a video on Youtube. Looks great at about $300. Wish list item. Pretty cool though.