lasoyatang
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ARE LEVELING BLOCKS REALLY NEEDED WHEN SETTING UP AT A SITE?
leveling blocks
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SnowbirdInFlight
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RE: leveling blocks
For me, yes! I can always tell when the trailer isn't level. My equilibrium is completely thrown off and I can't stand it, lol. Oh and also when cooking the water or oil in the pan will be deeper on one side than the other.
For me, yes! I can always tell when the trailer isn't level. My equilibrium is completely thrown off and I can't stand it, lol. Oh and also when cooking the water or oil in the pan will be deeper on one side than the other.
SnowbirdInFlight
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RE: leveling blocks
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Re: leveling blocks
well i have levelers on my mh ,, but i really don't use them that much ,, unless i have a sight that is out of level ,, most i try to get ,, have a concrete pad ,, but i do use the levelers for stabilty ,, and not so much for level .... :approve: :approve: :approve:
well i have levelers on my mh ,, but i really don't use them that much ,, unless i have a sight that is out of level ,, most i try to get ,, have a concrete pad ,, but i do use the levelers for stabilty ,, and not so much for level .... :approve: :approve: :approve:
Re: leveling blocks
When I had my trailer, I needed the blocks probably 4 stops out of 5. Generally trailers don't have 'levelers' (for side to side, anyway) apparently because 'the frame is not strong enough'. What most do have are 'stabilizers' which cut down on trailer movement when you are set up.
So if your sites are level or not level front to back, you don't need them, but if the site is not level side to side, you will (and in my experiance, many sites are not level side to side). One of the reasons I went to the motorhome, messing with those blocks was a pain.
When I had my trailer, I needed the blocks probably 4 stops out of 5. Generally trailers don't have 'levelers' (for side to side, anyway) apparently because 'the frame is not strong enough'. What most do have are 'stabilizers' which cut down on trailer movement when you are set up.
So if your sites are level or not level front to back, you don't need them, but if the site is not level side to side, you will (and in my experiance, many sites are not level side to side). One of the reasons I went to the motorhome, messing with those blocks was a pain.
H2H1
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Re: leveling blocks
well I agree with Dl on the refri to work. I, like Rod have levelers on the MH. I also have 2 set of the plastic type plus I have 2 x 10 cut into 16'' enough for stack one on top of the other if the site is that un level. When we was up in Stone Mountain at a GA State Park and it was the worst that I have been in and needed them all. So I always keep them on board :laugh:
well I agree with Dl on the refri to work. I, like Rod have levelers on the MH. I also have 2 set of the plastic type plus I have 2 x 10 cut into 16'' enough for stack one on top of the other if the site is that un level. When we was up in Stone Mountain at a GA State Park and it was the worst that I have been in and needed them all. So I always keep them on board :laugh: