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Old 07-08-2014, 12:18 AM   #1
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Auto leveler

Does anyone know what the maximum ram travel is on these systems? Will they compensate for say 8" front to rear on a 178" wheel base?
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What brand are the levelers? If the front needs to be lifted 8" to level, try using blocks under the jack pads and under the front tires. We use cut sections of 2x12" boards to level on our driveway, which has an incline making it difficult to level.

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We first put a couple of short 2x12" boards under the front jacks, then lift the front enough to slide three stacked 2x12"s under the front tires. Let them down so that the tires are sitting on the boards and finish leveling, then chock the back tires. This insures that the jacks don't hyper-extend. We also use those "Lynx Levelers" plastic blocks sometimes, too.
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I'm not sure what brand they are, whatever the OE is on the A.C.E. 27.1
I have 3 sets of Lynx Levelers, so blocks wont be an issue. I was just wondering how much lift they have.
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OK, you might want to check on the Thor Owner's Section (or ask a moderator to move your thread). Good luck.
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