Purchasing a Class C with questions
I will be purchasing an RV hopefully within the next few months. Questions always pop into my head so here goes... 1. Pros and Cons of jack levelers? Is there maintenance with levelers? It seem...
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Well, my RV came with them and the whole RV only cost $7500 so the cost wasn't an issue for me.
I weighed my RV once at a truck stop and we are under weight so that's not a problem either. But then my under-rig compartments and cabinets are all mostly empty. I don't know what you guys take camping with you but for me it's a soft bag full of clothes for the weekend and some guns and that's about it. I suspect the food and water weigh more than anything else. A couple of times we have gone for week-long trips to Disney and then the cabinets get pretty well used up but I still don't put anything in the dirty and rusty old under-rig compartments except my little gas grill. Well, I recently relocated my house battery into the compartment behind the generator and added a second one. the rest of the compartment is a rubbermaid tub for the poop pipe.
I've never had to fumble around outside with blocks of wood - I just pull into a spot, bend over and throw some levers and I'm done. But like I said, leveling is just a small part of what the levelers do for you. Mostly what I like is that they make the house sit still and not bounce around on the suspension.
Steve
I weighed my RV once at a truck stop and we are under weight so that's not a problem either. But then my under-rig compartments and cabinets are all mostly empty. I don't know what you guys take camping with you but for me it's a soft bag full of clothes for the weekend and some guns and that's about it. I suspect the food and water weigh more than anything else. A couple of times we have gone for week-long trips to Disney and then the cabinets get pretty well used up but I still don't put anything in the dirty and rusty old under-rig compartments except my little gas grill. Well, I recently relocated my house battery into the compartment behind the generator and added a second one. the rest of the compartment is a rubbermaid tub for the poop pipe.
I've never had to fumble around outside with blocks of wood - I just pull into a spot, bend over and throw some levers and I'm done. But like I said, leveling is just a small part of what the levelers do for you. Mostly what I like is that they make the house sit still and not bounce around on the suspension.
Steve
