Math question for any engineers out here
I’m in the process of building a parking pad in this spot. I ran a string line to measure my retaining wall height. If I have the line 3 feet above the ground and check the line for level, it is still...
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Two thoughts - To level the trailer your pad doesn't need to be level (and it only needs to be long enough to get under the tires). Once the trailer is in place you can probably lower the front by at least a foot to level the trailer as most tongues are 18" high at the top of the ball (so you can reduce the height of the rear wall by 12"). If you do go for a pad that is sloped, put permanent wheel stops at the tires to ensure you don't back too far and go off the pad.
