Does your level change as slide goes out??
We have a 2014 Forest River Cherokee 264L with all Lippert components. If we set it up dead level on the wheels, then put the stabilizers down, and then slide out the slide as you are supposed to, i...
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mbopp wrote:
The design of the electric stabs that allows them to compensate for uneven ground is the cause of the tilting. Basically you have one center point on each stab that form a pivot on the long axis of the trailer. This allows the trailer to rock side to side and you see it as tilting when the slide goes out.
Short of ditching the whole system you can try putting one scissors jack under the slide side of the frame and see if that helps.
Bingo.
Our old trailer had manual scissor jacks and never had an issue. Our current trailer has the electric stabs mentioned above.
I now automatically put one of the yellow camco blocks under each tire on slide side when parking. Works out perfectly.
