Level Indicators

I have a Master Level attached to the front of my trailer. Love it! It's very easy to see in the mirror.
I have a much smaller generic level mounted on the side of my trailer where I can see it while operating the jack. I'm out of the truck at that point, so the front / back level can be small.

We use a LevelMate Pro. It's a Blu-Tooth device that is mounted in the RV and calibrated. It then links to an app on your smart phone. I put the Andersen levelers under the wheels on one side of the fiver and then just roll onto them until the phone tells me I'm level from side-to-side. After unhitching, the system does the same for me front-to-back by adjusting the landing gear (tongue jack in the case of your TT).

Rob

I use the cheap hoppy levels been working 7 years. Next 5er will have auto level.

lakebum wrote:
I want to purchase some level indicators for our new TT, which ones work the best and easy to read and install?

They all work the same.

I just use a level app on my smart phone

I got rid of my level and use the DW. More accurate, so I'm told.

Helimech wrote:
I got rid of my level and use the DW. More accurate, so I'm told.

No doubt they can tell you when it is not level !!!

lakebum wrote:
I want to purchase some level indicators for our new TT, which ones work the best and easy to read and install?

Large Level Master, mounted to the trailer's front wall with LePage No More Nails tape. Side-to-side level is easy to see from any angle, any distance, while trim screw allows centering the front-to-back level bubble. :B

Any type of bubble level will work. If you mount them to your rig, be sure it's level first!
Happy camping!

The door of my fifth-wheel makes a very accurate level indicator. For fore-and-aft leveling, open the door 90 degrees and see which way it swings. For side-to-side leveling, open the door slightly and see which way it swings.