Installing level indicators.
My trailer only has the side to side level indicator. It does not have the back to front level indicator. How hard is it to install one? Why would it only come with the one?
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drsteve wrote:
I use one of these:
I had one of those and lost it a couple of years ago. Must have left it on the frame underneath. It was fluorescent orange to make it more visible too, pffft. Replaced it with a yellow one and haven't lost that one. Color apparently matters.
My DW bought me a couple of those big Hopkins levels for Xmas a few years back. I was like "wow sweetheart, these things are great and always wanted them!!" They're still in the drawer beside my side of the bed... I'll probably install them one of these days when I run out of other more challenging/interesting/fun mods.
Used to have a bubble level on the top of a tongue jack on a previous TT. Worked just fine as I recall. Trailers don't have to be accurately level, esp. for fridges nowadays which can be somewhat out of level and still work properly.
Our bedroom door had an annoying habit of swinging open a lot if we weren't level or angled a tiny bit in the wrong direction. Cured that by installing a magnetic door stop.
