Leveling my trailer. Do things settle?
I took my initial level setting by placing a bubble level in the freezer. I marked a spot on the counter that shows the same reading as in the freezer and take my reading from there when camping. I no...
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I'd think it's pretty much a given that things in the RV will shift and squeak and settle and move with respect to each other a little. RVs are somewhat flexible, at least ones affordable to mere mortals. (For what it's worth, the living room floor, among others, in my sticks-and-bricks house also moves and squeaks a bit when walking over it, and it's not in a moving trailer of any sort.)
I'd be surprised if your counter shifted enough to be out of level in comparison to the fridge sufficiently to cause fridge damage. A couple of degrees out of kilter is actually quite a bit—if you use 2x8's or 2x10's for leveling, each thickness side-to-side is very roughly around one degree. If you're easily able to make a round omelette rather than a moon-shaped one on your stove top, your fridge should also be happy.
I'd be surprised if your counter shifted enough to be out of level in comparison to the fridge sufficiently to cause fridge damage. A couple of degrees out of kilter is actually quite a bit—if you use 2x8's or 2x10's for leveling, each thickness side-to-side is very roughly around one degree. If you're easily able to make a round omelette rather than a moon-shaped one on your stove top, your fridge should also be happy.
