Do Any of you NOT Level Off Ever or Rarely?

On our second dump during a week at the beach, I learned that a completely level MH will give more accurate black & grey water tank levels. I never knew how much I didn't know until we got something with over 80,000 parts and pieces!:h

DW requires the stove to be level, so thats what I do.

As close as I can both front to back and side to side. I have a level mounted on my Camp Chef 3 burner stove. I like to be level. But if you ask DW she will tell you I am off kilter for sure. :)

Out of level puts stress on the slides. A little out is OK but a bunch is not good. Same as fridge, you'll be asking here for help on slide that does not seal, slide, or track ok.

I have a single axle 20' TT and use a BAL Leveler. Takes just a few minutes to get it perfectly level every time.

BAL Leveler

The only leveling that we do is to drive around the campsite to find the most level parking place. We do not carry any levelers. We sleep, cook, eat, and sit with no discomfort. Our fridge is a compressor unit that needs no leveling.

Being in the RV when it's not level makes me feel like I'm in the bad guy's lair on the 1960's Batman show. Also, when things start rolling away from DW, she gets mad. When DW is mad, nobody is happy.

We always level to at least near perfect. Sleeping is more comfortable, cooking is easier, shower drains better and you are more comfortable sitting. You may not notice it, but if not level, when you sit you will lean to correct the issue. That can set you up for an achy back.

I have two 2x8's and one same sized pc of 3/4" plywood long enough for both wheels stored on the back bumper, for leveling side to side. I welded some strap steel uprights to hold them in place, then wrap a bungee strap around them. This makes them quick and convenient to access. So far that has been more than adequate to level side to side, even on the most uneven surface.