I've never considered doing this for the reason that the frame is not designed to be "lifted" at the stabilizing jack points. The jacks that are on the trailer are meant to be lowered in contact with the ground to prevent the trailer from rocking from side to side on its suspension while camping. They are not to be used to level the trailer - that should be done by using leveling pads under the tire(s) on the low side, and by adjusting the tongue jack so that the trailer is level longitudinally.
I'm pretty sure if you try to level the trailer at the jack points you risk deforming the frame which would cause problems raising and lowering the top and/or would interfere with the seal between the top and bottom when the top is up.
- Jack
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