Andersen-3604 Camper Leveler

Cummins12V98 wrote:
In softer ground they will sink. I have seen pics of them broken. Good ol 12X12 pcs of plywood works great.

When you tried them, what made them sink? Soft ground, wet grass? Curious.

Any idea on the circumstances of the broken ones? Got those pics to share?

ChooChooMan74 wrote:
I bought the whole kit when I bought my new trailer. I did have to cut and modify one leveler to fit between the tires. But man, leveling is really easy.

This exactly.

Have them, love them.
You won't regret getting a pair for yourself!!

Moved to General RVing Issues forum from DIY.

We've used the Anderson levelers on many dirt pads at National Forest Service campgrounds and haven't had any problems. I had to cut about an inch off of one of the levelers so it would fit between the dual axle tires. The levelers are fairly heavy and feel like they will support a lot of weight. They make it very easy to level the trailer. Just roll the tires up the levelers until the trailer is level. Works great for us!

Our favorite state park has lime stone pads "gravel". :)

In softer ground they will sink. I have seen pics of them broken. Good ol 12X12 pcs of plywood works great.

love em!!

I have had a pair of them for two years now,they are great. Makes leveling our trailer very easy. If you've seen the video, it's just that easy. I've used them on hard ground,but haven't tried them on gravel yet.

I bought the whole kit when I bought my new trailer. I did have to cut and modify one leveler to fit between the tires. But man, leveling is really easy.