Another Question About Level Mate Pro

Most important is to physically level it side to side with a bubble level first. I just put the level on the floor. You will have to do a little back and forth work here. Chock your tires! Once you got that done ...now level front to back. Now that you got it level all round you can install and calibrate the level pro. You should mount it as far forward in the
trailer as possible so you get a good signal on the phone app when you are in the tow vehicle. A good place is if you have front cabinets with a center solid area the cabinets are going to be level with the trailer. Only one small detail is you have to remember to turn it off when your done. There is only a small red light on the transmitter but the app dose not have a " turn off" reminder when you close the app. This thing works great...just got it about 8 months ago. Check out the Anderson level wedge...you only need one for side to side. Your tongue jack will get you front to back until you can get all of the landing gear down. Hope this helps!

Thanks to both of you for the help. I downloaded the manual and will level the TT while in storage. Looking forward to trying this neat little unit. It should save a bundle of time.

Could you stick a bottle jack under the frame and get it level side to side then use the tongue jack for front to back?
There's also a part in the instructions if you have a slide.

You can go here and download the instructions.
https://logicbluetech.com/user-manuals/

You can mount it, but you'll need to level the trailer conventionally (I used a good carpenter's level when I used a LevelMatePRO) before calibrating the unit and app. It's really easy.

Rob