"Lego" Style Levelers

Wanderoo

I am new at this backing up, leveling stuff. I have a set of "Lego" style leveler blocks, but I honestly don't know how to use them. So, say, I back into a spot and the left side is not level. Do I put the levelers behind the left T@B wheel and then back up onto them without unhitching the T@B?

Thanks,
Beth, 2013 Subaru Forester, 2014 T@B S M@xx

Cyclonic

Yup, that is just what you would do.

You may also want to take a look at the leveler BAL makes. You basically slide it under the wheel on the lower side and crank it up, lifting the wheel to level it. I hear it works well with smaller trailers like our's.

Michigan_Mike

Another tip that will work with your T@B and that worked well for me on my Little Guy was to install the stick-on or permanently mounted leveling bars either inside or outside your trailer. I mounted them inside my trailer after leveling up my trailer out in my driveway. Once you attain a level position and mount a nice leveling device it becomes a snap when you arrive at any campsite.



This video also gives some decent and usable tips and advice on leveling trailers and how best to use your jacks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uij_QTGSNE

Wanderoo

Thanks for the link to the video, Mike. One of my biggest fears of being a "newbie" is looking stupid as I am learning how to do everything. I am a visual learner, and being able to see how this is done is reassurance that I am doing it correctly. ">
Beth, 2013 Subaru Forester, 2014 T@B S M@xx

Cyclonic

Have no fear, EVERYBODY was there at one point or another. I was there last year!

You will find that most folks in a campground will be happy to help, be it help with backing in or leveling or setting up camp. People want to share their knowledge, whether they camp in a tent or a big class A Provost.

Michigan_Mike

Great tip Sandra and I might have to look into a pair of the bubble levelers.