Why I carry a boat-load of lumber
Because you just never know how unlevel a campsite will be. Lynx blocks are OK for some folks, but some of the campsites I've gotten into probably would have taken five hundred dollars woth of Lynx bl...
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Were old time campers also.
From several truck campers to several 5th wheel trailers we've camped in spots that required one side of the trailer or truck with a camper to be dug down and the other side blocked 6"-8".
As others show we've camped with the trailer or the truck camper with the back tire dug down and big blocks under the trucks front axle or the front landing jacks just to get level.
We have one favorite spot that has to be backed in. To get level the trailers wheels have to be ramped with the front landing jacks all the way down.
Those that don't camp in areas like this don't need to carry much in the way of leveling a truck camper or a trailer.
From several truck campers to several 5th wheel trailers we've camped in spots that required one side of the trailer or truck with a camper to be dug down and the other side blocked 6"-8".
As others show we've camped with the trailer or the truck camper with the back tire dug down and big blocks under the trucks front axle or the front landing jacks just to get level.
We have one favorite spot that has to be backed in. To get level the trailers wheels have to be ramped with the front landing jacks all the way down.
Those that don't camp in areas like this don't need to carry much in the way of leveling a truck camper or a trailer.
