How level is level

[backpacker74]

I am pulling a 28 ft travel trailer with a standard weight distribution hitch given to me by a friend. The only issue with the hitch is that it is fixed height and does not allow for adjustment of the level. With the setup as is, there is a 2 inch difference between the front end of my trailer and the back end (lower). I have always ready that you should get your trailer "as close to level as possible." In your experiences, is two inches "close to level" or should I be looking to replace my hitch system with one that adjusts?

[backpacker74]

Thanks...thats what I figured....I have a couple of leads for used hitch systems. Is the weight rating usually stamped on the spring bars if the original stickers are gone?

[Ozlander]

But how level is it when you are packed up and ready to go. Stuff and water in the TT and people in the TV. I think you're fine the way it is. 1" high in the front is not that big of a deal. Move some things to the front of the TT.

[BarneyS]

Grchristens wrote:
As level as possible. My husband did not level our Class C this weekend, and I had my first night of uncomfortable sleep. It is amazing how our bodies can "feel" the leveling issue.

I believe the OP is talking about towing the trailer out of level - not when it is parked.
Barney

[APT]

Get an adjustable height shank. Better yet, get a whole new WDH with integrated sway control, EQ 4-pt or Reese Srait Line

[Grchristens]

As level as possible. My husband did not level our Class C this weekend, and I had my first night of uncomfortable sleep. It is amazing how our bodies can "feel" the leveling issue.

[downtheroad]

Close to level as possible is best...If you are running with the front higher than the rear (nose high) this could cause you to experience an increase is sway.

Better level or nose slightly down.

(Barney, since you beat me in and type faster - go ahead and delete my similar post if you want to...:))

[BarneyS]

In my opinion, that is too far out of level and in the wrong direction. You do not want the front of the trailer higher than the back. Level is best but slightly nose down works ok also. I would purchase a new hitch head and shank to get things leveled out.
Barney