Noob question
Whenever we get to a new campground, we always like to take a walk around just to see different styles and types of campers. I especially like to watch the traffic coming in and out, what people are t...
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Second Chance wrote:RobWNY wrote:
Our GD Reflection came from the factory with springs on top of the axles. It still rides nose high by a couple of inches but I have a good 10" of clearance between truck bed and underside of the fifth wheel and my B&W hitch is at the lowest setting. If I raised the RV up to make everything level, I'd need a step ladder to get into it.
You could raise the pin box a set of holes on the chassis to level the trailer - you have plenty of clearance.
Rob
I looked into doing that but I have a Reese Sidewinder pin box. If I raise it up another set of holes, I don't think it will be able to turn. It would be close! I don't have a jack big enough to unbolt it and raise it up to know for sure so I'd have to rent one. If I knew for sure, I'd spend the money but if I couldn't raise it any, I've thrown money out the window.
