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Leeblev
Mar 20, 2015Explorer
I take 4 16"X1" squares and 8 12" 1" squares. If I am on other than concrete or asphalt, I put down the large squares with one smaller one on top. I have found that the weight of the coach will cause at least one 12"er (with another on top) to sink into the ground. Using the larger square takes care of the problem. On occasion, in order to level on a very uneven surface, I add 16" X 4"X4" on top, two at a time.
When I store, I have 36" 3/4" plywood under each wheel and 24"X36"X3/4 plywood for the levelers. I do dump the air and take the rig about as high as it will go. I do this on concrete to even out the weight and in 10 years have never had an issue.
When I store, I have 36" 3/4" plywood under each wheel and 24"X36"X3/4 plywood for the levelers. I do dump the air and take the rig about as high as it will go. I do this on concrete to even out the weight and in 10 years have never had an issue.
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