Levelling Ramps Question
Still learning with Class C after 5er time. Levelling issues one thing. Can't carry enough wood planks etc, and those plastic lego things just crumble to bits, so I got some ramps.
https://www.amazon.ca/RhinoGear-11909ABMI-RhinoRamps-Vehicle-Ramp/dp/B0117EETEK/ref=sr_1_1/130-3731715-1195039?ie=UTF8&qid=1536768022&sr=8-1&keywords=rhino+ramp&dpID=41LdMqqLYyL&preST=_SX300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch
It is easy if the front is low and the back is level side to side. I just use two ramps up front, and if one side is lower I put one ramp farther ahead so the low side goes up higher on the closer ramp while both fronts go up.
The problem is the dual rears. I have four ramps so I can do that, but then what if the front is uneven side to side? I really need six ramps. Unfortunately they are big! I can fit four in a side compartment but six is a bit much. Also those things are expensive. I did get mine at half price during a sale at a tire store. But still.
( I have a level bubble on the dash by the radio for side to side and another on the driver's door side for front to back, so I can see how it is both ways while driving---at least I learned that much :( )
I know I am fussy about being level and some folks aren't, but for those who try to be level, how do you do it in your Class C ? Thanks.
https://www.amazon.ca/RhinoGear-11909ABMI-RhinoRamps-Vehicle-Ramp/dp/B0117EETEK/ref=sr_1_1/130-3731715-1195039?ie=UTF8&qid=1536768022&sr=8-1&keywords=rhino+ramp&dpID=41LdMqqLYyL&preST=_SX300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch
It is easy if the front is low and the back is level side to side. I just use two ramps up front, and if one side is lower I put one ramp farther ahead so the low side goes up higher on the closer ramp while both fronts go up.
The problem is the dual rears. I have four ramps so I can do that, but then what if the front is uneven side to side? I really need six ramps. Unfortunately they are big! I can fit four in a side compartment but six is a bit much. Also those things are expensive. I did get mine at half price during a sale at a tire store. But still.
( I have a level bubble on the dash by the radio for side to side and another on the driver's door side for front to back, so I can see how it is both ways while driving---at least I learned that much :( )
I know I am fussy about being level and some folks aren't, but for those who try to be level, how do you do it in your Class C ? Thanks.
