Bal RV Leveler

Now on my second camping trip with it. Still awesome!
Replaced the wrench that it came with, with a metal one, since the plastic insert of the kit, seemed flimsy.
I walk around this campground with is full due to it being Labor Day long weekend and most people are not level. Since we are on "fairly level" sites it appears that people have chosen not to use " ye ol' blocks" method. I feel like I'm the only side-to-side actually leveled trailer in the whole CG.
I am tempted to ask multiple axel people here, if they have have heard of the Andersen leveler...lol

On a side note, how is it that no rv supply stores around my area have even heard of this ( bal leveler)product? Isn't it their jobs to keep up on this stuff? Especially since three streets of this CG is filled with pop-ups and other single-axle trailers... Seems to me that there clearly is a market here for this product.
For the longest time I thought I would have to order from camping world and pay the ridiculous shipping and duty taxes, so was very happy to be able to get from amazon canada.

I have used mine now a few times and I luv it.

Got mine from amazon. Tried it out in my driveway (just got my htt this week), seems to work great. Can't wait to go camping!

Thanks. I have one in my Amazon wish list now.

I just got mine yesterday from Amazon....Went out and tried it, seamed to work great.
Going rv'ing tomorrow for three days....

This is a wonderful device for a single axle trailer. No nonsense driving on and off blocks and it's rigid as well. It will probably work OK on a lightweight dual axle trailer as well if only an inch or two is needed. Lift one wheel on a dual axle trailer and the other comes up with it but this leveler probably won't take much more weight than is typical on a single axle.

The device needs good GREASE on the threads! I kept mine in a Pizza bag (literally) to keep from getting grease everywhere.

-- Chuck

Been using one for a while on my AR-One 15RB and I like it. No fooling around with blocks then trying to get wheel chocks correctly in place.

Have been using one for 5 years on my Jayco 17Z. Works great! The large adjustment screw is angled up and out, and can be a leg/trip hazzard so I use an 8" piece of pool noodle to cover it.

I had one for the 1400# pop-up, then we went to a dual-axle hybrid, so I went to the plastic blocks. The BAL lever is a bit heavy and tedious to level, as you have to keep turning that ratchet until the desired height is achieved. However, it does work well.

Don't get it. I bent mine on a 12ft popup. Just use wood. Most sites are side to side level.