Do Some Travel Trailers Have Levelling Jacks?
I read an article explaining the difference between stabilizer jacks and leveling jacks. I owned a motor home in the past and it had automatic leveling jacks. I understand from the article that stab...
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Gdetrailer wrote:
How hard is it to toss a board under the trailer wheels and pull onto the board?
Answer, pretty easy.
How hard to toss boards under two or more wheels of a motor home?
Answer, not as easy as a trailer.
MH, you need to check 2 levels. 1 side to, the other front/rear. Then add what need to lift for the lowest corner. Then place the stacks so 3 wheels top at same time.
They do make levels with markings in 1 inch increments that takes most of the guess work out of leveling a trailer.
I use plastic blocks, and have my bubbles marked so each mark is another layer in the stack
When you get to your site, check the side to side level before unhitching, place your wood or plastic leveling blocks in front or behind the trailer wheels then pull on to the blocks. Now you have side to side done.
This is where many people have problems. Put board in front of left tire, when the right drops in a hole as you pull forward, too much board. Best idea is stack your boards centered on axle, move the trailer until can slide stack in line with wheel, put trailer back where it was, just higher.
