anyone tried Anderson levelers? new to TT, learning all I cn

[davpratt]

As a former popupper we loved our BAL leveler to level side to side,
as near as I can tell, BAL does not make anything strong enough for a TT. So I was considering an Anderson leveler, it is a red, kind of bannana shaped thing that you put under a low side tire. the further you back up or pull forward the higher that side goes. While lifting one tire might be ok, I have heard it might be more stable to get two of these,and use one on each of the low side tires.What do you folks think about this? I would greatly appeciate your input. And I know that I need to update my sig.

[poppin_fresh]

Another fan here.

First two outings this year and the sites were perfectly level, so they never left the compartment. Finally had to use them the other day at a new site and was really impressed with how well they worked.

My trailer is a Bullet with spread axles, so I did not have to modify them at all to fit between the wheels.

[GrandpaKip]

Made a set from a 6x6. Love them. Put a level that is visible from driver's seat on camper. Leveling is now so easy. When used properly with chocks there is no movement.

[JoeTampa]

xyzHollyxyz wrote:
I LOVE my Andersen levelers. Combined with the giant bubble level, makes side-to-side leveling for one person a snap.

I did the exact same thing - large bubble level on th front of the TT and leveling myself is simple and easy.

[ADK_Camper]

I made a set from a length of 2" x 6". I cut it into multiple pieces equal to the finished length of the leveler. Then I cut each piece on a band saw making the appropriate curve top and and bottom. Finally I glued several pieces together to get the finished width. Using the same technique I made the small curved wedges that fit under the tapered end. They work great and cost almost nothing.

[nineoaks2004]

My TT is single axle, I use the BAL Leveler and love it, in fact I just made a carrying box for it.

[xyzHollyxyz]

I LOVE my Andersen levelers. Combined with the giant bubble level, makes side-to-side leveling for one person a snap.

[RoyBell]

I just picked some up last week and used them last weekend for the first time. They sure made leveling easy! It's a little tight between wheels so I may trim a little like the above post. First trim=success. I will still bring some 2x6 in case I need them. I've never been at a site that I needed more than 3 x 3/4" boards. 4" seems like more than enough max height.

[bill-e]

Yep, work great.

[RVcircus]

We have them and love them.

[JD_and_Beastlet]

We bought a pair and before our last trip I modified one to fit between our tires, which are very close together.






I brought them along, eagerly anticipating their first use, but wouldn't you know it... the damned pad slope was level where we parked the trailer. The nerve of some parks! 😛

Next time...

[Second_Chance]

We love ours - use two for a tandem axle fifth wheel that scales at 10,500 on the axles (13,500 total with pin weight). We are full-timers and move, on average, every week or two. We broke one last December, but I'm pretty sure it was because there was a large rock underneath the leveler. Andersen honored the warranty "no questions asked" and had a new one to us in three days by UPS. I also use an Andersen fifth wheel hitch and am a fan of their products.

Rob

[WNYBob]

2X on loving them. I have the Ultimate set 3600

Only issue I've had is the 4"max leveling. I now carry a 4.5' 2x6 to use under my dual axles.

You should be able to find the set for under $190.

[alcaracu]

have em-love em

[Griz14]

I have them and think they are a whole lot better than leveling blocks. It takes the guess work out of how many blocks you need to level the trailer. You do need 2 if you have dual wheels.

Griz14