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Landsub

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Joined
Jan 4, 2022
Messages
33
Location
Santa Clarita ca
RV Year
2008
RV Make
Roadtrek
RV Model
210 popular
RV Length
22
Chassis
Chevy
Fulltimer
No
I have a small rise on my driveway so my refer will not come on. Any advice on what I can do?
 
Can you put enough blocks under the front to level the trailer? That's what my parents in law do.
 
that is a possibility. I am hoping that someone would know at what point is the refer not level. 1”, 2”?
 
Other blogs say that a refer should be no more that 3degrees from level. I used a 3ft level on the counter top, raised the end to be level and measured the distance, 3”. attempted To find a conversion, but had to be a scientist to figure. Does anyone have an answer? (Please be kind, i am just a old submarine sailor)
 

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