Loading/Unloading on a slope

Mike@Asheville wrote:
Thanks guys, I'm new to TCs so this is good info for me. When leveling your truck prior to unloading/loading, do you drive the appropriate tires on to blocks or some other type leveler?

How do you judge if it's level? Do you just do a visual observation or do you actually use a level. I'm not sure how close it needs to be being a newbie here.

Thanks

To preserve the refer (my priority), I use a torpedo bubble level on the TC interior floor when at a campsite, then level rig using Lego blocks under the tires. As far as unloading goes (storage scenario), I find this mostly a judgment call and can usually just eyeball it followed by Lego's beneath the TC jacks...When unloading, side to side slopes I'll generally try to avoid...Remember too, that IF you use blocks or ramps beneath the tires when unloading (I don't) you may then run out of jack length, so will have to block jacks by an equal amount.