A trailer assembly includes first and second axles supporting first and second wheels which are coupled to first and second actuators of a steering system. The steering system includes a control circuit connected to the actuators and the control circuit includes a driving device configurable in a low speed maneuvering mode with: a synchronized sub-mode in which the actuators can be actuated in a synchronized manner to steer the wheels in a synchronized manner, and a desynchronized sub-mode in which the first and second actuators can be actuated individually and independently to steer only the first wheels or only the second wheels. A control device is connected to the driving device to: select one of the sub-modes in the low speed maneuvering mode, and select an actuation either of the first actuator or of the second actuator, in the desynchronized sub-mode.

Aspects herein relate to using a three or more points to control the angular orientation of a structure via three or more jacks, and then stabilizing the structure via one or more stabilizers. In some aspects, the foregoing structure may include, for example, a motor home, recreational vehicle, travel trailer or fifth wheel trailer.

Aspects herein relate to using a three or more points to control the angular orientation of a structure via three or more jacks, and then stabilizing the structure via one or more stabilizers. In some aspects, the foregoing structure may include, for example, a motor home, recreational vehicle, travel trailer or fifth wheel trailer.

A hydraulic system that activates and operates a built-in jack system to enable a driver to change their tires without needing to set up a manual jack system, especially in inclement weather or in a poorly known location. The system is made up of four hydraulic jacks located closely to each tire. A hydraulic pump activated and operated from a control panel will enable one or more of the jacks to actuate due to the hydraulic fluid, lifting the vehicle off of the ground high enough to change a tire.

A vehicle jacking assembly for raising a vehicle includes a plurality of cylinders, each of which is configured to couple to a frame of a vehicle proximate to a respective wheel of the vehicle. The cylinder comprises a plurality of nested sections so that the cylinder is selectively extensible. An actuator that is coupled to the vehicle is operationally coupled to the plurality of cylinders and an electrical circuit of the vehicle. The actuator is positioned to selectively actuate the plurality of cylinders to extend the cylinders from the frame of the vehicle so that the cylinders contact a surface. The plurality of cylinders thus is configured to raise the vehicle.

Described is a self-propelled operating machine (1) equipped with stabilizers which comprise a front stabilizing unit (2), mounted on a chassis (100) of the machine (1), which is movable on wheels and is fitted with a driver's cab (12) for an operator (O).

The stabilizing unit (2) comprises a supporting frame (24) and two stabilizing arms (21, 22, 23), each of which includes a first segment (21) hinged to the frame (24) by a pin (25) located at a lower side of the first segment (21).

The equipment trailer has an A-frame on the front end thereof; a hitch on a forward end of that A-frame and a mechanical landing gear on a back end of the A-frame. This equipment trailer also has a pneumatic landing gear mounted to the A-frame between the hitch and the mechanical landing gear. The mechanical landing gear is operable for hitching and unhitching the equipment trailer to and from the truck at overnight parking locations, and the pneumatic landing gear is operable for hitching and unhitching the equipment trailer to and from the truck at job site locations.

One embodiment of an outrigger footpad retainer system is described and depicted. The system may include a spider assembly that has an upper unit and a lower unit. The upper unit may have a retainer portion and two legs extending from the portion. The lower unit may have a retainer portion and two legs extending from the portion. The upper portion may at least partially overlap the lower portion.

A semi-trailer landing gear assembly can include a set of legs actuable to raise and lower a semi-trailer. Each leg can include a foot abutting the ground and a support abutting the semi-trailer. A rotatable shaft couples to the set of legs where rotation of the rotatable shaft raises and lowers the legs. A crank can operably couple to the rotatable shaft to rotate the rotatable shaft. At least two air drivers operably couple to the crank to rotate the crank in an opposing manner such that at least one air driver is always offset from the direction of rotation to provide continuous torque.

A semi-trailer landing gear assembly can include a set of legs actuable to raise and lower a semi-trailer. Each leg can include a foot abutting the ground and a support abutting the semi-trailer. A rotatable shaft couples to the set of legs where rotation of the rotatable shaft raises and lowers the legs. A crank can operably couple to the rotatable shaft to rotate the rotatable shaft. At least two air drivers operably couple to the crank to rotate the crank in an opposing manner such that at least one air driver is always offset from the direction of rotation to provide continuous torque.