Homemade Jack Stands
Hello All, We bought a 2014 Southwind 32VS. I'd like to work with it in my driveway (our development doesn't allow us to use the street), and have determined I need to raise the front wheels 14 in...
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jim harvey wrote:
How do you do the math to calculate/translate 2 to 3 degrees into height needed to get there.
I need to raise the front 12 inches to get it level, but if 3 degrees means I only have to get it up 4-5 inches that's doable.
There's an app for that. I have the level app on my iphone and it has 3 "types" of level, one measures degrees. That and a 2x4 and you can get what you need. That said I wouldn't recommend a slope on a slope, especially pointing downhill. I would think you want it level to prevent rocking back and forth. Last thing you want is the nose pointed downhill while it's 12" up in the air. I would get it flat or don't do it.
Did you think about all this before you bought the RV? Lots of places that offer storage with power that are secure and level.
