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I’ve been reading that the jack plate can get loose to the point of almost falling off. Snap pad should have a center hole where it can be tightened. I have not looked at mine yet but plan too.
 
bpaikman...I lost a foot with snap pad attached on my Equalizer levelers just a couple weeks ago. Turns out the 3/4 inch bolt had backed out enough for the whole thing to just fall off. Equalizer had the foot in stock and also is a dealer for snappad, they had me a replacement for both pieces in under 3 days and just over $200. I agree though that clearance is less on already way to low for my comfort chassis and components. I am now very careful about rough terrain and pull over and check my feet after clearing rough areas. BTW, only one foot was loose from factory, all the rest were less than a quarter turn on the bolt. Lesson learned, and another thing to keep an eye on.
 

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