Leveler

[Hornnumb2]

Was going to get some levels for the new trailer, does it matter big, little or what? Any pros or cons to one or another? Thanks Michael

[Calicajun]

I have used my iPhone with the built in level. It works really well and is easier than trying to find where I put the levelers from the last trip.

[Nvr2loud]

Mine has the stick on levels, but they move so easily that they might show level however they aren't level to the trailer... so what's the point.

I eyeball really close, then open the door 90 degrees and see how quickly it tries to fully open or fully close.. that seems to work well for me. A little rubber bouncy wall works well too, just put it on the floor and watch where it goes!

[Mark_and_Linda]

Mine came with two stick on levels on the front sides. I added two on the rear frame and one on the top center of the back bumper plus one on the tongue. When I back in I can tell if I am low on one side or the other...plus I get my fore and aft before I disconnect. I have a small 6 inch level that I use inside if needed. I have not had any problems with them. I have one on my IPhone but it is too critical at times.

[Oasisbob]

Guess I am the odd man out. I use the stick on levelers. Leveling is not as crucial as it once was due to improved fridges.

[GrandpaKip]

I spent about a half hour leveling the reefer and the stove. Amazingly they were pretty close to each other. (The tub, however, isn't even close). Then I attached levels to the outside. So far, so good.

[heckufaguy]

After a bit you'll be able to eyeball it close enough. I've found that the game of 1/2 inches is a wasted game. Side to side is all that matters when parking, and I can spot that even tho I do have stick on levels too.

As far as leveling, there's just nothing better than 2x10's and I use 4x4's under the stabs when needed. (Sometimes a sloped site will keep them from reaching ).

[downtheroad]

Not a fan of "stick ons" either. I spend an extra 2 minutes and use a level that I place on the floor in front of the frig...which is mid trailer in our unit.
We are never in a BIG hurry to do anything when camping.

[GaryWT]

I do not have anything on the trailer, I just use a 2 foot Stanley level.

[cbshoestring]

Are you talking the level itself, or the device (blocking) used for leveling?

I never seem to trust those stick-on levels. I prefer to put a 2' level on the bumper---I checked, when the bumper is level, so is the trailer. I then move it to the tongue for front to back leveling.

I can place THESE on the low side of the rear bumber until my bubble becomes level...thereby stopping the guess work of how many I need under the tire.

However, the other day I ran across THIS (I am always the last to learn of things)and have added to my wish list for this year.

[Dakota98]

I'm using one like this. I mounted it dead center on the front of the TT, but many people will mount it on the drivers side of the TT, in order to see it in the rear view mirror.

I also use one smaller one on the side / front of the TT. LIKE THIS

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