Leveling motor home in driveway
First of all, sorry if my signature still shows our old fifth wheel. We got our Georgetown a week ago and haven’t changed the signature yet. My driveway is not exactly level so we can get rain run...
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rgatijnet1 wrote:FIRE UP wrote:
Well,
Concerning the Rhino ramps, I dove into that site. What I found out in the reviews, was not pretty. Some of these folks CRUSHED THEM with only the weight of pickup. I was thinking it would be pretty nice to have a really light weight set of ramps that I could use for leveling. But, it doesn't appear that these are going to fit the bill. I guess for now, I'll just continue to build my own. Darn.
Scott
I'll have to tell that to mine that are going on five years with the full weight of the front end of my Monaco coach.
Rhino makes several different type with different weight ratings so if you buy ones that can't handle the weight of your pick-up, it is your fault, not Rhino's.
Well,
I was going by the reviews on the "16,000" lb. capacity ones. There were more than several reviews that really butchered those heavy duty ones. There are so many things that are junk now days that, I try and find reviews on just about anything before I make any kind of commitment. I won't even consider them if there's even one bad review. As per earlier statement, I'll just make my own.
Scott
