Levelling Fifth Wheel Side to Side
Over the winter, my fifth wheel dropped a bit on one side and is no longer level. Is there a way to level the camper without hooking up to my truck? Can I use a hydraulic jack to lift up the camper ...
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I had my tires get the sand around them washed away by rain. All I had to do was jack up the tires, and put boards under the low tires. Like stated above it is not rocket science.
You will probably find a tire shaped hole under the tire, and putting a board over the void will cause it to crack. So fill in the hole, then place a 2X10 under the tire. This solved my sinking into the sand problem. I had a small creek running through my parking area while I was parked on a 4 acre ranch in Southern California. It was rare to rain, but when it did, I would get up to 2" of running water along only the drivers side of my motorhome. So I had to relevel it once a winter. No big deal. Cheap rent too!
Good luck,
Fred.
You will probably find a tire shaped hole under the tire, and putting a board over the void will cause it to crack. So fill in the hole, then place a 2X10 under the tire. This solved my sinking into the sand problem. I had a small creek running through my parking area while I was parked on a 4 acre ranch in Southern California. It was rare to rain, but when it did, I would get up to 2" of running water along only the drivers side of my motorhome. So I had to relevel it once a winter. No big deal. Cheap rent too!
Good luck,
Fred.
