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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Those "little" levels are very accurate IF THEY ARE ATTACHED PROPERLY when the RV is actually level. Spend the time ONCE use a laser level to set the bottom 4 corners of the frame then apply those"ugly @ss, worthless" levels.
No running around here I back to where I want look at the level under the overhang and by using my trained certified eye I determine what thickness block or blocks I need (my wife's eve is in training) place the calculated blocks under and pull onto them. Side to side is perfect now. I unhook and stand there and adjust front to back to level perfection.
All this takes no more than 5 minutes to complete.
"If you are going to take the time to level up, might as well do it right, don't ya think?" I agree completely.
No running around here I back to where I want look at the level under the overhang and by using my trained certified eye I determine what thickness block or blocks I need (my wife's eve is in training) place the calculated blocks under and pull onto them. Side to side is perfect now. I unhook and stand there and adjust front to back to level perfection.
All this takes no more than 5 minutes to complete.
"If you are going to take the time to level up, might as well do it right, don't ya think?" I agree completely.
