Camper Leveler
I saw these a couple months ago. After our last trip with trying to get wood planks under the one side to get the TT level I searched and found these easy to use trailer levelers. I contacted Anderson...
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Bisker wrote:BillyW wrote:Bisker wrote:Read Barney's statement carefully. :)BarneyS wrote:
You should ALWAYS chock both sides of the trailer. Not doing so will invite a runaway tongue someday when you lift the coupler off the ball. Hope nobody is standing next to the tongue when that happens.:E
By the way, the chocks should be the first thing to go down after you arrive at the campsite and get the trailer level. Do this BEFORE you disconnect from the tow vehicle.
Barney
How do you get the trailer on leveling blocks if you already chocked the trailer?
Actually saw that right after I posted, but if you do it after the trailer is level it's not the first thing you do. My apologies, I am a technical writer and I get called on stuff like this all the time, lol.
Ah, but you need to read it again! Barney doesn't say it's the first thing you do, He says "the chocks should be the first thing to go down after you arrive at the campsite and get the trailer level.
