REVO LEVELER

I went with the cheap stick on levels from Wally World. I put the trailer where I want it on the site, look at the level and tell the wife how many lego blocks we need. Been doing it long enough to know if I need one more under one tire than the other to get the quarter bubble error out.

Bumpyroad wrote:

filrupmark wrote:
I'm not impressed. My Hoppy $5.00 RV levels work great. I can also see my side to side level in the mirror. I use 10" x 10" x 1/2" pieces of plywood for leveling. They fit in a milk crate nicely.

what is the source of that milk crate? :)

seems to me that the greatest selling point is to show off in the campground upon arrival. Hey look at me, I'm level to 1/4 inch.
bumpy

Bumpy, that is pure humor right there. Love it.

GPG52! wrote:
Thank you to all for the input.

Letter to Santa:
Strike the ReVo Leveler off GPG's X-Mas list.
I'll just have to impress my fellow campers with my wit and charm.
Not to mention a six pack of Canadian beer eh....

Note to self:
Got to get rid of that Motorola Razor flip phone and sign up for a $100.00 per month Smart Phone package with the bubble level thingy.
Humm who needs a phone anyways???
I'm retired.... :-):)

GPG

MY "bubble level thingy" cost $2.79 at walmart.
bumpy

At least someone besides me still has a flip phone. :)

Thank you to all for the input.

Letter to Santa:
Strike the ReVo Leveler off GPG's X-Mas list.
I'll just have to impress my fellow campers with my wit and charm.
Not to mention a six pack of Canadian beer eh....

Note to self:
Got to get rid of that Motorola Razor flip phone and sign up for a $100.00 per month Smart Phone package with the bubble level thingy.
Humm who needs a phone anyways???
I'm retired.... :-):)

GPG

Try the bubble on your smart phone. I thought it was a joke and tried it after leveling with a small torpedo level. It was right on and I skip the level now and just check with my phone.

That gizmo is way to expensive for what it does. My torpedo level has worked fine for a long time. I spent the saved money on beer! A much better investment.

I purchase the LevelMatePro and it works great. I watch my cell as I back in until I am level side to side. A lot of setup and leveling time is saved by just, moving forward and back just a little. I can usually find a level spot with that lone. If I can't get level I know just how much blocking to lay down, and the DW throws it down under the low side wheels while I stay in the truck. No one knows I have it so I guess I can't lay claim to impressing anyone. Nor do I really care who is or isn't impressed. It used to take some climbing in and out of the truck to get the blocking correct so for that reason its been a good addition for an old guy.I will admit it probably is an over priced leveling aid. But hey I am driving around in a rig getting 11 mpg. I think I got bigger places to plug $$$$ leaks if that is the objective.

Hey, how come their comments didn't get deleted like mine? Mine at least was an honest question.

filrupmark wrote:
I'm not impressed. My Hoppy $5.00 RV levels work great. I can also see my side to side level in the mirror. I use 10" x 10" x 1/2" pieces of plywood for leveling. They fit in a milk crate nicely.

what is the source of that milk crate? :)

seems to me that the greatest selling point is to show off in the campground upon arrival. Hey look at me, I'm level to 1/4 inch.
bumpy