You would think they would put levels on these campers at the factory. Just curious what most people use.My Outback TT has a rounded nose kind of hard to mount a level. Don't know if I want to put one on the front even if I could.Fronts to pretty, I couldn't hide it.
I have a set mounted and I use a small hand level on the tongue as it is easier for me to look down than keep walking back and forth also I use the small level by placing it on the rear bumper for side to side. Once leveled this way I check the mounted levels and adjust if necessary.
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I carried a level with us when we had the tt and our first 5er. Worked great and didn't have to worry about making holes or anything to the outside.
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While not pretty, I did mount one on the front of our TT. It comes in real handy because I can see it in the rear view mirror and maneuver the trailer to get it as level as possible.
