How important to keep things level?
I know you have to keep things very flat to load and unload the camper, but let's say you are out camping in the boonies, with the camper on the truck. It is often not easy to find a fully flat spot....
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Super_Dave wrote:portscanner wrote:
If DW doesnt complain, you got it right
Are you speaking in general or specifically about the camper being level? This might put me in a no win situation.
Just the camper being level. You have to work on the rest.
On the other hand, you could adapt my simple checklist for unhitching fifth wheel to be used with a TC:
1. Back the rig into the site.
2. Crack open a beer and celebrate a safe arrival to your destination
3. Level side to side.
4. Enjoy another beer to celebrate successful side-to-side leveling.
5. Drop front legs to 5 inches above ground, extend legs to allow 1/8" gap between pin and hitch.
6. Have another beer while the legs are being lowered.
7. Pull forward and unhitch the vehicle. CAUTION: Do not leave site with Tow Vehicle as this may lead to DUI arrest.
8. Have another beer. This will make you a little more relaxed when you realize that you incorrectly read the bubble level during Step 3.
Top 3 Benefits of incorrect Step 3:
1. The refrigerator door automatically closes behind you.
2. The shower door will also close automatically. CAUTION: Enter the shower face first for safety reasons
3. When your wife starts complaining about the tomatoes rolling off the cutting board, you can exit the coach. The door will slam behind you and you can simply blame the Step 3 error!
