Mounted bubble level vs. 2' level

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I just use a little $2 round bubble level on the tongue of the trailer and that works just fine for me... Been using it for over 14 years now and I can tell both side to side and front to back level at the same time.

I actually like to level my rig just a tad higher up front so if it does rain, it all drips off the back and also with the front queen bed, with our heads up front, it's just nice to have that slight higher up front..

But that's just what works for me.. :) YMMV.. ;)

Mitch

On my TT, it depend on what you want level. The floor, door, frame, table and slide are all slightly different from each other.

We have found that the most important level point for us, is our stove and sink which are part of our slide. A longer level is most accurate but the little Stick-um levels are closed enough for our needs.

It is like the stabilizer jacks, you mess with them and other gizmos until you reach a point you can live with.

RAllison wrote:
Great idea Dutchmansport. I still have a rotary dial cell phone so the app won't work.

This is funny! I wonder how many caught the humor here. Thanks for my laugh of the day.

I have a set mounted and I use a small hand level on the tongue as it is easier for me to look down than keep walking back and forth also I use the small level by placing it on the rear bumper for side to side. Once leveled this way I check the mounted levels and adjust if necessary.

I carried a level with us when we had the tt and our first 5er.
Worked great and didn't have to worry about making holes or anything to the outside.

Great idea Dutchmansport. I still have a rotary dial cell phone so the app won't work.

westend wrote:
You can always download a level app for your phone. The level app on my old Iphone is very accurate.

X2

Ours is mounted on the back...wife is the spotter. I back in, she puts Lynx Levelers as needed under the wheels....done.

I like my BIG level on the front of my trailer because I can see it from inside my truck and get the trailer level side to side.