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Originally Posted by t55watson
You are home, perhaps you have some boards to drive up on before you use the levelers. Boards under both tires.
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By far, the best answer yet. If you have an un-level condition in your driveway or, parking spot for your RV, the wisest thing is to "ramp" up on some lumber so that, you primarily level the coach, using the TIRES AND WHEELS, ALL SIX OF THEM. Then, you utilize the jacks for "fine tuning".
That way, the majority of the weight is still on the tires and wheels, you've not taken away the stability and security of the factory parking brakes. If you have to, place a couple of wooden blocks under the jacks too so, they don't have to travel so far and, will still do their job.
IN the end, you get a very stable coach, nothing is over stressed, your doors etc. are not tweaked and open and close normally, you can work in it with great confidence, and much more. Plus, if you build them correctly, you can take them with you on your trips to use at un-level campsites. Good luck.
Scott