Leveling your TT
While on vacation with our new to us TT, I notice the gray and black water tank fill levels of our wall gauges was affected by the side to side leveling. If the driver side of the TT is only slight...
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On first camping trip with TT, I took a zillion "readings" from level on floor, counters, tongue, etc. (yes, all were different) - opened/closed cabinets, doors, and fridge door to see how resistant/assisted swing was and got it as level as far as I could.
With it now level, I then installed a side to side level on front of TT - in view from driver's seat while backing in - for side to side and then installed a small level on portion of tongue that runs front to back. Both these levels are now "calibrated" to this "level of levelness."
Now, when setting up, I get it level side to side while backing in with the level attached to the front of the TT -- use beveled 2x8's and/or Lynx Levelers to achieve levelness. Then, after chocking TT wheels and unhitching, I get it level front to back with electric tongue jack using level on tongue is easily viewable from tongue jack.
With it now level, I then installed a side to side level on front of TT - in view from driver's seat while backing in - for side to side and then installed a small level on portion of tongue that runs front to back. Both these levels are now "calibrated" to this "level of levelness."
Now, when setting up, I get it level side to side while backing in with the level attached to the front of the TT -- use beveled 2x8's and/or Lynx Levelers to achieve levelness. Then, after chocking TT wheels and unhitching, I get it level front to back with electric tongue jack using level on tongue is easily viewable from tongue jack.
