Lippert 6 Point Leveling System

Atom Ant wrote:

blkdodge wrote:
We have the 6 point system and would never be without one again.
When push the "auto level" button and grab a beer and watch all the other struggle with leveling and cranking down rear stabilizers, I just remember the old days and I aint goin back to them times.

Agreed :B Add the Travler automatic satellite dish right after the levelers finish, and its a beer and a JD shooter worth of entertainment!

LOL! Yep...that's the other thing we will never be without again...LOVE our Travler!!

blkdodge wrote:
We have the 6 point system and would never be without one again.
When push the "auto level" button and grab a beer and watch all the other struggle with leveling and cranking down rear stabilizers, I just remember the old days and I aint goin back to them times.

Agreed :B Add the Travler automatic satellite dish right after the levelers finish, and its a beer and a JD shooter worth of entertainment!

blkdodge wrote:
We have the 6 point system and would never be without one again.
When push the "auto level" button and grab a beer and watch all the other struggle with leveling and cranking down rear stabilizers, I just remember the old days and I aint goin back to them times.

X2!! Our Infinity came with them-best thing since sliced bread!!

Recently purchased a new Big Horn with the 6 point auto leveling and we absolutely love it. I would guess it takes approximately a minute and a half. No more getting out leveling blocks and trying to guess at the hight needed.

kakampers wrote:

Winged One wrote:

JEBar wrote:
this afternoon I watched a friend leveling his camper that is equipped with a Lippert 6 point electric auto leveling system .... I was surprised at the wobble in the middle jacks as they were being lowered .... the system worked and the camper seemed to be pretty stable .... the biggest negative is it is SLOW .... I mean really SLOW

Jim

He probably didn't have the valves all the way open. When I bought mine, mine were slower. Then I was at the Coachmen rally in 2012 and a lippert guy was checking out something else and noticed the valves were not open all the way. Made a big difference.

He stated it was ELECTRIC....that's the reason it was slow....the hydraulic is considerably faster.

Woops, missed that very important word.

Winged One wrote:

JEBar wrote:
this afternoon I watched a friend leveling his camper that is equipped with a Lippert 6 point electric auto leveling system .... I was surprised at the wobble in the middle jacks as they were being lowered .... the system worked and the camper seemed to be pretty stable .... the biggest negative is it is SLOW .... I mean really SLOW

Jim

He probably didn't have the valves all the way open. When I bought mine, mine were slower. Then I was at the Coachmen rally in 2012 and a lippert guy was checking out something else and noticed the valves were not open all the way. Made a big difference.

He stated it was ELECTRIC....that's the reason it was slow....the hydraulic is considerably faster.

blkdodge wrote:
We have the 6 point system and would never be without one again.
When push the "auto level" button and grab a beer and watch all the other struggle with leveling and cranking down rear stabilizers, I just remember the old days and I aint goin back to them times.

agreed...my last three motor homes had hydraulic levers...2 of them auto level...It is the feature I miss the most after having this Big Horn fiver without it...Lippert often offers some special pricing at the Heartland National Rallies...I may just have to add it to my fiver...

If I trade fivers...no auto level...no deal...

Regards

We have the 6 point system and would never be without one again.
When push the "auto level" button and grab a beer and watch all the other struggle with leveling and cranking down rear stabilizers, I just remember the old days and I aint goin back to them times.

JEBar wrote:
this afternoon I watched a friend leveling his camper that is equipped with a Lippert 6 point electric auto leveling system .... I was surprised at the wobble in the middle jacks as they were being lowered .... the system worked and the camper seemed to be pretty stable .... the biggest negative is it is SLOW .... I mean really SLOW

Jim

He probably didn't have the valves all the way open. When I bought mine, mine were slower. Then I was at the Coachmen rally in 2012 and a lippert guy was checking out something else and noticed the valves were not open all the way. Made a big difference.

Wow - I hadn't heard of the electric!

We have the hydraulic. It might take 1 or 2 minutes, but I wouldn't call that slow. Slow was me trying to find the socket for the drill to set the back jacks after I pulled out the wood wedges and re-parked the rig on those. That was a good 20 minutes :)

Anyway, after I disconnect and my daughter hits AUTOLEVEL and we let it do its thing while we get the hoses and cords out.