Lippert TT Leveling System issues
We recently purchased a trailer with a Lippert TT Leveling system. We have been running RV’s in one form or another for over 4 decades, all have had manual leveling systems. This is our first with a...
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They make it overly complicated and this causes them to do weird things (and while not the end of the world, they aren't supposed to have tires of the ground).
I would prefer a simple system with an electronic level and 4 old school switches, so I could control front, back, left and right. It would still do it just as quick but with no brain to go haywire, it shouldn't do goofy things.
valhalla360 wrote:They make it overly complicated and this causes them to do weird things (and while not the end of the world, they aren't supposed to have tires of the ground).
I would prefer a simple system with an electronic level and 4 old school switches, so I could control front, back, left and right. It would still do it just as quick but with no brain to go haywire, it shouldn't do goofy things.
thats old school stabalizer jack thinking, if you are unlevel enough, side to side, you will have wheels off the ground with a frame leveling system, the only way to stop that is to use blocks under the tires to level it side to side first, or just not use sites that unlevel which I try to do. when you do a auto level it takes most of the weight off the tires anyways so the suspension isn't able to cause movment.
the good thing is you don't have to have it, buy a rv with out it if thats what you like, or never push the auto level button just run it in manual mode.
