When Andersen Levelers aren't enough....
We stayed in one CG, where I was full up on the very end of the Andersens, and just got it side-to-side level. But it got me thinking whether I need to bring something for "just in case" if we get a ...
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I seem to end up at a lot of sites which are sloping downhill toward the back. I like lakeside COE sites.
I finally got some 2x12 boards cut to lengths six inches apart. The shortest is just long enough to hold my wheels. I drilled some holes so I can insert bolts to stop them from shifting. Now I can raise the entire trailer up to 8 inches so the rig can be front to back level where before the tongue would be on the lowest possible height and still be several inches out of level
Yes, it is a lot of effort, weight and takes up some space in the truck.
But I ain't going to give up the lake view out my big back window.
I finally got some 2x12 boards cut to lengths six inches apart. The shortest is just long enough to hold my wheels. I drilled some holes so I can insert bolts to stop them from shifting. Now I can raise the entire trailer up to 8 inches so the rig can be front to back level where before the tongue would be on the lowest possible height and still be several inches out of level
Yes, it is a lot of effort, weight and takes up some space in the truck.
But I ain't going to give up the lake view out my big back window.
