leveling
Hello,I got a question that is bugging me. I have a new 37' Saber 5th wheel and had a concrete pad poured at my camp site to park it on. When I let the landing gear down I pin it in say the 12th hol...
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I don't even bother counting the holes. I just lower the landing legs a bit, then drop them till one hits the ground/block, then the other one, and try to get them as close to a hole as possible. It doesn't matter at all to the trailer if the legs are even or not.
As the above poster mentioned though, if they are electric, I'd pull them up all the way, take a measurement, then drop them to the ground and see if the travel is the same on both sides. If the gears are the same they should be. And double check how level your pad actually is where the pads touch.
As the above poster mentioned though, if they are electric, I'd pull them up all the way, take a measurement, then drop them to the ground and see if the travel is the same on both sides. If the gears are the same they should be. And double check how level your pad actually is where the pads touch.
