How do you level a motorhome front to back?
How do you level a class C from front to back, if you don't have automatic levelers? This would be necessary at a lot of sites. (I understand side-to-side levelling with blocks under the tires as...
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One of the best things I added to my Fleetwood E-450 'C' was HWH kick down jacks. They deploy in pairs, front or back two, or left or right two. A display is mounted over the dog house showing which button to push until the light goes out. When they're all out, I'm level. Not cheap, but worth every penny when its pouring rain outside, and deploying in pairs keeps the frame from twisting.
The 'C' came standard with a walk around short Queen platform bed. I bought a better mattress after the first road trip. MUCH better.
Finally, I removed the so called mattress over the cab, lined it with rolls of the "sticky" stuff and plastic containers to keep things I don't use that often from bouncing off my head. Made plenty of room in the outside rear storage areas. Especially after I removed the entire set of metric tools that I bought. No metric bolts, you know. With the extra rear space I added another 30A electric cord, another stinky slinky, and another water hose. Haven't needed them often, but when you're one foot short...
The 'C' came standard with a walk around short Queen platform bed. I bought a better mattress after the first road trip. MUCH better.
Finally, I removed the so called mattress over the cab, lined it with rolls of the "sticky" stuff and plastic containers to keep things I don't use that often from bouncing off my head. Made plenty of room in the outside rear storage areas. Especially after I removed the entire set of metric tools that I bought. No metric bolts, you know. With the extra rear space I added another 30A electric cord, another stinky slinky, and another water hose. Haven't needed them often, but when you're one foot short...
