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!!!

wrvond
Explorer II
Feb 17, 2016
Earthroamer82 wrote:
Anyone using these on a single axel trailer?

Good/Bad?

-EarthRoamer Sends

One of my campers is a single axle and I have used one of my Anderson levelers on it. It works just fine.
jake2250
Explorer
Feb 16, 2016
Well, it took a year or so but we finally got to use the set. Sure I could have used a couple of 2x6s but these were so easy! Really like them!!
2oldman
Explorer II
May 02, 2015
SilverEscape wrote:
I'm not sure I'm understanding you. Are you an RV dealer buying kits from them? The one I'm referring to is their standard Ultimate Gear kit ave special kits for dealers that aren't advertised on their website?
No, just a retail customer. By 'lots of packages' I mean that they promptly send me another leveler/chock to break.
wannavolunteerF
Explorer
May 02, 2015
SilverEscape, some of us bought the levelers separate... I don't think that ultimate kit was available when I bought mine, and even if it was I doubt I would have bought it. I already have 3 sets of plastic blocks, and prefer rubber chocks over plastic, and never intend to change a tire.. so the only thing it the kit that would be helpful to me is the levelers themselves (with their chocks of course).

That being said, I love my levelers... as I travel by myself, it is so easy to get about where I want to be, stick the levelers by the tires, pull forward until the large level on the front of my trailer says I am good, put truck in park and go stick the chocks under them. easy peasy.
SilverEscape
Explorer
May 02, 2015
Gene&Ginny wrote:
SilverEscape wrote:
... The one I'm referring to is their standard Ultimate Gear kit https://www.andersenhitches.com/Products/3600--ultimate-trailer-gear-duffel-bag.aspx ...
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Doh! Thx! I keep forgetting this site doesn't auto link URLs. I've corrected my post now.
Gene_Ginny
Explorer
May 02, 2015
SilverEscape wrote:
... The one I'm referring to is their standard Ultimate Gear kit https://www.andersenhitches.com/Products/3600--ultimate-trailer-gear-duffel-bag.aspx ...
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SilverEscape
Explorer
May 02, 2015
2oldman wrote:
SilverEscape wrote:
Unless they've changed the kit recently, it comes with 2 levellers with 2 chocks, one rapid Jack with rubber pad, a step, 4 plastic pads to put under stabilizers and 2 extra chocks.
I've gotten lots of packages from them, but never with all that stuff.

I'm not sure I'm understanding you. Are you an RV dealer buying kits from them? The one I'm referring to is their standard Ultimate Gear kit click here to view
When I talked to them last summer, you could buy the levellers separately, or the kit. They said that was the only way to get them. I am thinking now that they may have special kits for dealers that aren't advertised on their website?
pianotuna
Nomad III
May 02, 2015
Andersen Rapid Jack There is no chock
whiteeye42
Explorer
May 02, 2015
acritzer wrote:
Wishbone51 wrote:
acritzer wrote:
Here's another question.
Is the 4" lever enough to lift the other tire up to change?

They do have another 7" one for that purpose.

I know. But if I can just get the smaller ones that would be easier.

I don't think the bigger one comes with a chalk

where did you find the 7" one's it is not listed on their web site they only show the 4" one
Gene_Ginny
Explorer
May 02, 2015
SoundGuy wrote:
.... Here in Canada home building supply stores like Home Depot, Lowes, Rona, etc sell outdoor stair tread made of recycled rubber in a variety of widths and lengths ... 3/4" thick with texture much like asphalt singles, perfect for preventing your Andersen Leveler from shifting, also useful for increasing it's maximum lift by another 3/4". I'd imagine home building supply stores in the US also sell a similar product.
My local Home Depot has them in stock. The 10 x 24 is $4.99 (USD) Got me thinking now .....