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Old 07-10-2005, 06:48 PM   #1
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I have recently purchased a new 2004 Itasca Spirit (24 foot) and was wondering if anyone knows about a company that make an after market auto leveling system that would work this this RV (I have purchased two levels {placed one in front and one in back} and some plastic blocks (forget what they are called) for leveling and while this system works I would rather have a hydralic system that I could operate at a touch of a few buttons -- I am lazy

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I have recently purchased a new 2004 Itasca Spirit (24 foot) and was wondering if anyone knows about a company that make an after market auto leveling system that would work this this RV (I have purchased two levels {placed one in front and one in back} and some plastic blocks (forget what they are called) for leveling and while this system works I would rather have a hydralic system that I could operate at a touch of a few buttons -- I am lazy

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Old 07-11-2005, 12:35 AM   #3
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Call HWH hydraulic jack manufacturers they are on the internet. They should be able to help you..Good Miles
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Old 07-11-2005, 06:50 AM   #4
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ichn2go, thanks for the information! I will look them up and give them a call.

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Michael, you might also consider the Bigfoot levelers. Their web site is here.

I had these on a previous class "C" and they worked very well. They might be a little easier for an after market install since they have individual pumps on each leg and don't require running hydralic lines to all 4 corners of the RV.

This is not to say there's anything wrong with HWH. I have them on my unit. Camping World sells and installs HWH. I see you're in MT and probably don't have a CW nearby, but if you take a trip out to Seattle or down to SLC you'll find CW there. Got a flyer from them yesterday and they're offering free install in HWH right now. Good luck...
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tomsm thanks for the link, I just filled in there request for information and hope to get a price quote some time soon (now if I can just find a money tree on my property I might be able to purchase them )

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