How do you level your RV?

Horizon170 wrote:
Darwin award contestant.

Quite true, especially if he's from Australia.
Watched a guy setting up at Lake Cushman in his gas motorhome and he put BIG chocks in front of the rear wheels and raised all four corners to level the coach. After the nites rain, it slid forward and bent all four jacks. Had to have the jacks removed before it could be moved.

Wouldn't even enter that TT.

fj12ryder wrote:
I think it's probably real, but only set up to take a photo to post on the web. Someone with some time on their hands setting out to mess with people's minds.

All it takes is a walk through any campground to see some pretty dumb things, one example being these pics I took a few seasons ago ...





... so although we'll never know for sure I'm leaning to this "extreme driveway" being a real setup, not just for taking a photo. :R

I think it's probably real, but only set up to take a photo to post on the web. Someone with some time on their hands setting out to mess with people's minds.

If that photo is real .... then the person who setup that trailer doesn't believe in earthquakes or heavy big-wheelers rolling past the house.

I vote for a clever Photoshop job.

Gotta be staged for a picture, can't imagine anybody stupid enough to do this for real.

gemsworld, you get first prize on the replies. :B

I noticed he had a nice looking texture on the drive.

Toolguy5 wrote:

I was wondering the same thing. How in the world does he hook up?

I'm thinking maybe he has a fifth wheel hitch and an ordinary travel trailer.

Darwin award contestant.

dewey02 wrote:

zigzagrv wrote:
Just how did he get it up that high in the first place to get the cribbing under there? CRAZY!!!

Does he have to drive his Tow Vehicle up onto ramps just to hook up?
I have a hard time believing this wasn't a photo done just for laughs.

I was wondering the same thing. How in the world does he hook up?