Levelling the RV
We have just been on the first trip in our (for us) new RV It is a 2007 Itasca Impulse C Class Our first stay was a couple of miles from our house at a local RV campground that had level, flat c...
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I carry along five (5) three-step blocks along that I made out of 2 X 6's, plus extra pieces of 2 X 6's. The plastic three-step blocks break too easily when camping in off-pavement rocky campsites.
Also for Boy Scout readiness, you need to carry along the capability for leveling in a worst case situation: This would be a 3-point leveling ... where you are on a slope that is tipped slightly both from side-to-side and front-to-back. In that situation you might have to raise both rear dual tire sets (requiring 4 three-step blocks), along with one front tire (requiring 1 three-step block). Our camping style is to be ready for any situation, and we have needed to do 3-point leveling several times ... not for refrigerator reasons ... but for walking around and sleeping comfort inside the coach.
Also for Boy Scout readiness, you need to carry along the capability for leveling in a worst case situation: This would be a 3-point leveling ... where you are on a slope that is tipped slightly both from side-to-side and front-to-back. In that situation you might have to raise both rear dual tire sets (requiring 4 three-step blocks), along with one front tire (requiring 1 three-step block). Our camping style is to be ready for any situation, and we have needed to do 3-point leveling several times ... not for refrigerator reasons ... but for walking around and sleeping comfort inside the coach.
