Fine tune leveling after slides are out?
I always level before extending slides (two slides on driver side). Then when the slides are out the coach is not level, low on driver side and front left corner. What's the opinion about fine tuning...
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The first thing I do is plug in utilities so I'm not putting that much on the battries.
No War, Thor signed a treaty with the camper. Just bought a new Thor Daybreak XD34 with a full wall slide. The instruction sticker above the slide out operation button gives instruction to level the unit before operation the unit. I have since found that if I'm slightly out of balance after the slide is out I do the minor adjustment needed to level. A mechanic I met while transferring our belongings indicated that leveling first was dictated because slides are now bigger and heavier than in the past.
FIRE UP wrote:
.....Leveling is always a World war III debate. Slides before leveling, slides AFTER leveling etc. So, do what your gut tells you, and obviously you've had no problems in doing your method, correct? ....Scott
No War, Thor signed a treaty with the camper. Just bought a new Thor Daybreak XD34 with a full wall slide. The instruction sticker above the slide out operation button gives instruction to level the unit before operation the unit. I have since found that if I'm slightly out of balance after the slide is out I do the minor adjustment needed to level. A mechanic I met while transferring our belongings indicated that leveling first was dictated because slides are now bigger and heavier than in the past.
