Do Any of you NOT Level Off Ever or Rarely?

We have the automatic levellers. Good enough for me. Dh still manually adjusts the level after that.

Seems like most of the campgrounds here in NH are sloped... and as newbies, we didn't like the feeling of running downhill when inside the camper. So.... went to the lumber yard, bought a couple of 6' 2x10's, and now routinely use one or both. We aren't perfectly level, but close enough for these newbies!! :-) (Isn't hard and doesn't take long to back up on a plank).

Hi,

Your fridge loves level.

X2, Level the rig if you want the frig to operate at maximum efficiency. Leveling the rig should take no more than 10 min.

liquidspaceman wrote:
I am new to RV'ing. I've seen lots of talk of leveling and what not.

Leveling is a pain in the ass.
We try to get close...drives me nutz when spilled water runs to the wall in the kitchen.
Being un-level gets to me after a day or two.

Maybe that's an advantage of a tiny trailer. Leveling is fast and easy. I have only had to use my BAL leveler twice. Even that was easy to do. I don't like that walking in an airplane feeling I get when it isn't level.

I get the fridge level within half a bubble and I don't like pots and pans sliding off the range top when I'm cooking.

I level it every time. It only takes a few minutes and it just doesn't seem right to me if I don't do it.

We always camp for 3 or 4 nights in one place. I always level it as close as I can get it. It doesn't take that long, so is worth it to us.

I try to level as best as possible. I try to get within 1/2 to 1/4 bubble. It's only for comfort. If only staying for 1 night I just get close.

The few minutes it takes are well worth it for me. Sleeping is more comfortable, doors stay open or closed as the case may be, no worries about the fridge, the eggs frying in the skillet don't slide to one side, the shower drains properly . . .