Max range on hydraulic levelers
I plan to do a lot of boon-docking in my new class A ... Plan to buy next year, but curious how much of an angle a typical 34' class A can correct with standard hydraulic levelers. If it matters, ...
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More than you think but less than you may need. I'm not sure, a bubble or two if they work right, If not, a quarter bubble.
I do have a couple rules: Working right you can safely lift ONE front wheel, avoid even that if you can, off the ground, YOU MAY NOT lift a rear wheel off the ground safely.. Jacks cost around 600-700 each plus install.
I have some "Stair steps" tehse consist of 2xtire width slabs.. You put one either in front of or, if possible in back of the "low" wheels.. (I prefer in back of but the steps bother them if its right front tire that's low)
One foot
Two feet long
And a nice three foot one
You then back up one-two-three (Be very careful) steps to level the rig.. I may put a small 2x2 at teh back of the top round.
I do have a couple rules: Working right you can safely lift ONE front wheel, avoid even that if you can, off the ground, YOU MAY NOT lift a rear wheel off the ground safely.. Jacks cost around 600-700 each plus install.
I have some "Stair steps" tehse consist of 2xtire width slabs.. You put one either in front of or, if possible in back of the "low" wheels.. (I prefer in back of but the steps bother them if its right front tire that's low)
One foot
Two feet long
And a nice three foot one
You then back up one-two-three (Be very careful) steps to level the rig.. I may put a small 2x2 at teh back of the top round.
