Better Than Wood Blocks!

[DanKirk]

If you are tired of lugging around scraps of wood to level your RV, you can get a great deal on Lynx Levelers right now at Amazon.

Amazon Lynx Sale

Also, if you like their Facebook page, you might win a set for free!

These Lego-style blocks work great, and are much easier to use and tote around.

[DanKirk]

wbrown62 wrote:
Love my LL's also. I have 2 sets of ten. Store so much easier and lighter than the wood I used to carry. I have also won 2 sets of caps from their FB promos.

Congrats! I've had more fun on their facebook page then any other I've found.

[wbrown62]

Love my LL's also. I have 2 sets of ten. Store so much easier and lighter than the wood I used to carry. I have also won 2 sets of caps from their FB promos.

[jmiller]

If its on the Internet it must be true.

[Goldstalker]

Puddles wrote:
Bought a set... thought they worked great... then read a thread about how the Lynx stackable levers do not support the tire evenly and over time can cause the belt to break down. So now I'm back to 2"x 8"x17" that support the full width of the tire. Whatdayathink??

Haha that is ridiculous!

[DanKirk]

Puddles wrote:
Bought a set... thought they worked great... then read a thread about how the Lynx stackable levers do not support the tire evenly and over time can cause the belt to break down. So now I'm back to 2"x 8"x17" that support the full width of the tire. Whatdayathink??

Personally, I think that if the tires get damaged from using the leveling blocks, the problem is with the tires, not with the blocks. I don't believe that there is an issue with a lack of support for the tire.

[fj12ryder]

Puddles wrote:
Bought a set... thought they worked great... then read a thread about how the Lynx stackable levers do not support the tire evenly and over time can cause the belt to break down. So now I'm back to 2"x 8"x17" that support the full width of the tire. Whatdayathink??

I think someone fed you a line, and you bit on it. 🙂

[jmiller]

I buy all of my lynx levers on Craigslist. I have 70 in my trailer and love them. The most I have paid for a set is $18.00 bucks. Just last week I bought 50 for $80 bucks. They are only thing I will use.

[Puddles]

Bought a set... thought they worked great... then read a thread about how the Lynx stackable levers do not support the tire evenly and over time can cause the belt to break down. So now I'm back to 2"x 8"x17" that support the full width of the tire. Whatdayathink??

[wbwood]

eHoefler wrote:
That is the every day price at Walmart.

Everyday price at Walmart is a couple bucks more.

[wbwood]

EsoxLucius wrote:
They are $26.39 at AdventureRV.net

With $14.11 shipping added to be shipped to me. Amazons price includes free shipping.

[noe-place]

I cut up my "home made" leveling devices from left over construction pieces years ago and I'm still using them. Cut to varying sizes I've got it all covered.

[DanKirk]

beemerphile1 wrote:

DanKirk wrote:
If you are tired of lugging around scraps of wood to level your RV, you can get a great deal on Lynx Levelers...

What is your fascination with the Lynx Levelers? In the last six months you have started four threads about them. Are you associated with the company?

First; Thank you for taking the time to research and document my posting history! I was curious about the statistics.

Second; No. I am in no way affiliated with Lynx. I use the blocks, and I liked their facebook page when it started. I've enjoyed participating on the page, and have won a few of their products in the various, fun promotions they offer up.

There are nice camping pictures and RV related posts and jokes on their page, and it seems that folks enjoy visiting and posting there.

I am just trying to offer information on what I find to be a fun site and good products that I believe campers might be interested in.

Since you like stats, here's 1 more; I have 317 posts on this site, 6 I started regarding Lynx Levelers. That's a little less than 2%.

Thanks again!

[dodge_guy]

If i bought enough plastic levelers to equal my wood boards i be in them for the price of a weekend of camping!

Wood blocks for me.

[Goldstalker]

I use them as well and also use them for my stabilizer jacks.

[MichDoc]

I like these Fiammas even better. They don't crack, you don't have to assemble anything, and mine hold 12 tons!