Autolevel pulling wheels off ground
We have a sloping driveway. It's built this way because of it's location, so there's not much we can do about it. We parked the 5er and let the autolevel go to town, and it leveled the coach fine, ...
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RustyJC wrote:
It's CYA lawyerese to keep Bubba from lying with his chest under a brake disc and having a simultaneous catastrophic hydraulic system failure due to a line rupture, etc. You can bet that if I ever have to change a tire, I'll use the jacks. The jacks are rated for more than the tires, if that's any comfort. Lippert says the jack ratings are "sufficient for your coach" - sounds like the old Rolls Royce statement that horsepower of their engines was "adequate". ;)
Rusty
I used mine last week to change a flat. Then after the second tire blew, with no more spares, I left the rig jacked up on i-95 while I went for all new tires. I had no choice. A lot safer than a bottle jack and wood.
