Class a hydraulic levelers
Going to look at a class a to purchase----the owner says that it only has 3 hydraulic leveled---1 in front and 2 in back --- does this sound right?
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GlennLever wrote:
I also have the three point system. I'm told, and have follow this advise, to always put the front one down first and lift the coach a bit first before using the two rear ones to level side to side. What was said is if you do not do this you can pop a front windshield out.
GlennLever,
While this is a tad off subject, I'm wondering. You state you're following some sort of advice to "always" put the front one down first. My question:
What happens if you're at a campsite that's already high in the front?
You'd be making it even higher if you were to follow your own advice. Just wondering.
To the OP,
While we've never had one, I'd prefer to shy away from the three point system. Apparently it worked, FOR A WHILE. But, obviously something and someone, made an influence on the design of leveling systems and, that three point system was canned in favor of four point ones. I don't believe there's any manufacturers of M/Hs of any brand, make, model, style and more, that use any form of a three point system today. Could be but, I don't think so.
Scott
