Best way to level when the jacks don't work

[kmb1966]

Our jacks are in the process of being rebuilt, but not sure if they will be ready by the time we take a trip later this month. Can anyone tell me any tips on leveling without the jacks? I know our refrigerator really likes to be level, especially side to side. I have 2 sets of linx levelers (orange leveling blocks). I can sort of get level with them. Any tips would be appreciated.

[J-Rooster]

I've alway's used and carry with me 2"X10" Douglas Fir wood planks 24" in length. I get my wood at Lowes (I buy one 2" X 10" X 8' long) and they cut it for me for free. The 10" planks are wide enough so all of my RV Tire is on the board.

[DutchmenSport]

Doesn't matter if it's a million dollar motor home or a $100 used pop-up, the principle is the same. Use a carpenter's square and put blocks under the wheels.

I have found the best place to find "level" is on the door frame with a carpenter's level. Hold it vertical against the frame, and use the horizontal bubble. Turn it 90 degrees and the other direction.

Of course with a motor home, you don't have the advantage of cranking the tongue up or down. But still, tires on board or blocks, or Lynx blocks... it's the only way.

[rgatijnet1]

Obviously the best thing to do is ask the park owner when you check in for a level site so that any leveling done will be minimal.
If you use the leveling blocks be sure they contact the entire tire tread on both of the duals.

[donn0128]

2X6 blocks about 12 inches long. Cheap and effective.