4 Point Leveling System

[WE-C-USA]

On a 5th wheel, less than 35'. Does a 4point auto system, take. ALL, Most or Very little for-aft/side-side movement out of the rig, without additional aids to stabilize the unit?
We're looking at new rigs and are wondering if it's as good as it sounds.
Push a button and your done. :@

[rconkin]

Ours was just tested with 6 10-12 year old girls playing Twister in the bunk room. Steadier than I thought it would be.

[lpxguy]

I won't buy another rig without it! So easy to use

[WE-C-USA]

Thanks for the replies. Sounds like they do a good job.

[dedmiston]

WE-C-USA wrote:
Push a button and your done. :@

That's really the beauty of these leveling systems. I'm so deeply in love with the 6-point system on our 44' toy hauler. It's incredible to just unhitch and push the Autolevel button.

[Coach-man]

JTrac wrote:
I think it depends on the rig. We have a 4 point Lippert system on our 35' 5" Excel and get very little movement. We do not use any other stabilizing equipment. We did a factory tour when ours was being built and were told with the in house built fully boxed frame they use the 4 point would be more than adequate. In 5 seasons of use, it has been just that. This is the only experience we have so can't help with any other brand or model. I would have the dealer level the unit you are considering and see what happens when you move around in it.
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X2. In our Solitude, we have the Lippert 4 point leveling system. We are 36.2' and do not experience excessive movement! Some people feel the movement more than others, but we do not have a problem with it.

[jnharley]

We have a 4 point Big Foot leveling system and opted to also add rear stabilizers. Our back levelers are just behind the rear tires and it also appears that the 6 point systems that I have seen also have the rear jacks right behind the rear tires. That leaves a long overhang with no support. We have been full timers for over 8 years and we do not even notice trailer movement. Unless we are going to be set up for at least a week in one location, we do not even deploy the rear stabilizers.

[rconkin]

We traded for our KZ back in May and it came with the 4 point Level Up system and JT Strongarms from the factory. It takes most of it out and our rig is 41' long.

[grampscamper]

Our 5th wheel is just over 35' with a 4 point level system. It is very stable but you will get a little movement. The system works great! Hit the auto level than walk away and do other chores.

[JTrac]

I think it depends on the rig. We have a 4 point Lippert system on our 35' 5" Excel and get very little movement. We do not use any other stabilizing equipment. We did a factory tour when ours was being built and were told with the in house built fully boxed frame they use the 4 point would be more than adequate. In 5 seasons of use, it has been just that. This is the only experience we have so can't help with any other brand or model. I would have the dealer level the unit you are considering and see what happens when you move around in it.

The one exception we have found is when wife fires up the Splendide washer/dryer combo. The spin cycle will give you a bit of a massage but I really don't pay much attention to it. It sits on the nose next to the bedroom closet so I think the movement of it gets exaggerated a little.

[cmeade]

We have the 6 point leveling system and our 39 ft Alpine is stable with no aids. Think the 4 point is the Bull system and 6 pt is Lippert. Would think six point support would be more stable than 4 corners?

[Trackrig]

It will not take ALL of it out.

Bill