Have gotten to use them about 5 times now! We have shaved at least 10 minutes off of our setup/tear-down routine. No more clunky boards to carry, and it has lightened our load too! If you are still on the fence about purchasing them, JUST DO IT. You wont regret it.Thank you Anderson for a great product!

I bought mine at the beginning of last season after hearing about them here on this forum.They really are the greatest!

I like them too.. but my fiver is apparently too heavy. They break at the 'belly button'. It's Andersen.

2oldman wrote:I like them too.. but my fiver is apparently too heavy. They break at the 'belly button'. It's Andersen.I've heard that several times. Seems like 10K# may be the breaking point for them. That's a pity - they need to make a stronger version.

Hi 2oldman,They will send replacements. One of mine failed and I know the load on it was less than 4000 pounds. They are rated for 24,000 pounds.I do wish they went up six inches instead of 4. If I had it to "do over" I might well go for their 8 inch "jack" model.

pianotuna wrote:Hi 2oldman,they will send replacements.Yes, they will, but I just keep breaking them.

Can I just say...WE LOVE OUR ANDERSON LEVELERS!!!

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ScottG
Nomad
Apr 29, 2015
DutchmenSport wrote:
How well do they work on dirt-grass or sand? especially after a rain. I would think they would sink in the ground if they were used on anything less than a solid foundation, like concrete, asphalt, or gravel. Can anyone

The only time I had a problem with mine was in some very wet grass and mud. The Andersons basically turned into ski's and just wanted to slide along. We had to put a board in front of them so I could maneuver down onto them without pushing - if that makes any sense.
2oldman
Explorer II
Apr 29, 2015
Wishbone51 wrote:
Why would you need to cut it? What part of it doesn't fit?
If your tandem tires are too close together, it must be cut to fit between them.
thirtydaZe
Nomad
Apr 29, 2015
2oldman wrote:
Sondy132001 wrote:
ok I am blonde, but you only need one or do they come in pairs and do you do both sides or just the one side like the video ?
Ok blondie, why would you do both sides?

1 side, yet dual axles though?

at any rate, this is the first i've heard of them, i'm buying!
Wishbone51
Explorer
Apr 29, 2015
Why would you need to cut it? What part of it doesn't fit?
SilverEscape
Explorer
Apr 29, 2015
We like ours too. We had to cut one of ours, else it won't fit. We had one site where an inch more height would have been nice. I'm going to consider a board or something to take a long for those times.

We also have the kit with the jack but haven't used the jack yet.
alcaracu
Explorer
Apr 29, 2015
we love ours!
2oldman
Explorer II
Apr 29, 2015
Sondy132001 wrote:
ok I am blonde, but you only need one or do they come in pairs and do you do both sides or just the one side like the video ?
Ok blondie, why would you do both sides?
jake2250
Explorer
Apr 29, 2015
Got the complete kit as a Christmas present, Have not used it yet as we have been in level spots lately, Looking forward to using them!! probably when we go to the coast I'll get to use and post a few pictures!
Sondy132001
Explorer
Apr 29, 2015
ok I am blonde, but you only need one or do they come in pairs and do you do both sides or just the one side like the video ?

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ChooChooMan74
Explorer
Apr 29, 2015
I have not used mine yet as I bought them this season. I did have to cut a bit to fit on my Roo. My plan is to bring one 2x8 for soft ground and/or where I may need an extra 1.5" of height.

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