Fridge - Not Level overnight?
We are leaving early friday morning for Death Valley. We usually have our camper in storage, but want to bring it to our house to load everythign up and leave it overnight on our street which is NOT ...
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wny_pat wrote:
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I think 3 degrees equals 1/2" drop or rise per foot. So in a 8 foot wide motorhome you could have 4", side to side, of drop or rise, without a problem.
And 6 degrees is 1.3" per foot.
Now I'm not good at this stuff, so someone who knows this stuff please correct me if I got it wrong.
I didn't check your math, but it does take quite a bit of height to be 3 degrees off. We have a 25' MH with 159" wheelbase. I brought along my digital Husky level to check this. We were in a site that was something like 1.7 degrees back to front. I put two heights of Lynx blocks under the front tires and only got it to 1.1 degree. At that point I decided to leave it be. 3 degrees would be very noticeable IMO.
I've made an executive decision with this new RV to stop trying to get perfectly level the way I used to. If it's comfortable and reasonable, that's good enough. Ask me in ten years how the fridge liked it. :)
