Where is "level" determined on a fifth wheel?
Or in my case, a gooseneck horse trailer? What is the place a manufacturer base the placement of the levels off of if I were to double check?
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ScottG wrote:AZ T&T wrote:
I put a 6' level on the linoleum. Once the trailer is level front to back and side to side, I attach my level gauges. If the floor is level your good. My fridge needs to be within 6 degrees of level front to back and 3 degrees of level side to side, so I go with the floor.
What if your fridge is 2 degrees off level form the floor. Then you park someplace where the floor is at 6 degrees. Add the two together and you get 8 degrees at the fridge and it starts plugging up.
Just a thought.
If you park your camper 6 degrees off of level you will probably roll out of bed too! 6 degrees is a LOT in our book...maybe not to others.
I use a bubble level on the counter...somewhere in the center is good enough. I ask the wife if it feels good to her it is good enough.
