Loading/unloading on uneven ground
I have a 10'2" NL that fits snugly into the bed of my SRW Ram. I have about 1/2" on either side of the camper to the tailgate latch points. I have never loaded/unloaded anywhere other than pavement ...
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Bumps and holes can be level out?
I drop my camper often and few time I drop it on tilted pads, it takes some skills.
When front to back tilt is easy, when rear is higher, you might run out of front jacks travel.
My dually has 1" of clearance between jacks and fenders, what is good on flat, but doesn't take much side tilt to have the camper swing on the jacks and 1" clearance is gone. Than there is a need to drive over front jacks footing, what can move the camper as well.
If you have more than 1" side tilt, it might not be worth it. Too risky.
I drop my camper often and few time I drop it on tilted pads, it takes some skills.
When front to back tilt is easy, when rear is higher, you might run out of front jacks travel.
My dually has 1" of clearance between jacks and fenders, what is good on flat, but doesn't take much side tilt to have the camper swing on the jacks and 1" clearance is gone. Than there is a need to drive over front jacks footing, what can move the camper as well.
If you have more than 1" side tilt, it might not be worth it. Too risky.
