Leveling with hydraulic jacks
We have a Southwind 36 ft. New to us and also new to us are the use of leveling Jack's. We leveled some of the wheels with blocks to get close then used the Power Gear Jack's to finalize the level. We...
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Looking at it another way, a glass of Merlot is a wonderful accompaniment to a full size folding chair, when watching hyperactive folks pull into an rv spot and proceed to level up their Class A or Travel trailer. Working together in team dynamics with portable radios, blocks, hydraulic lifts, jacks and carpenter levels, a good Husband/wife team can consume up to 45 minutes. About enough time to pull out the BBQ and grill a couple ribeyes.
My rule of thumb is one night just park
two to four nights may be level with jacks
four nights or more usually level with jacks
Eyeing the site and doing a little bit of back and forth will generally get a decent campsite, level parked within the tolerances set by the refrigerator.
Concern for bouncing springs is managed by used more remote campsites when necessary.
Its all about relaxation
pops
My rule of thumb is one night just park
two to four nights may be level with jacks
four nights or more usually level with jacks
Eyeing the site and doing a little bit of back and forth will generally get a decent campsite, level parked within the tolerances set by the refrigerator.
Concern for bouncing springs is managed by used more remote campsites when necessary.
Its all about relaxation
pops
