stick on levels
Ok, apparently I did place them on correctly (level) last time. I just removed them and cleaned up the spot they where on and I bought some two sided tape to put them back. I got no directio...
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Lynnmor wrote:Might be overkill for a hybrid? ;) We use a stick-on that we put on the top of the A-frame for leveling side-to-side, and another one on the side of the A-frame that is used for measuring front to back (also used for measuring hitching angle). When both bubbles are in the middle, we're good to go. This placement works for us, so we don't have to run back and forth or have someone spotting from the side. But...Everyone has their methods, so YMMV. :)
You need to carefully level the trailer frame side to side and front to back using a good 4 ft level. Don't use the stab jacks when doing this. Stick levels on opposite corners, one front, one rear and on each side.
