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Old 09-22-2008, 03:25 PM   #1
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Saw a mention on another forum of an RV leveling product called "RV Pillo." Wondering if anyone has any opinions on these.

See here: rvpillo.com

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Saw a mention on another forum of an RV leveling product called "RV Pillo." Wondering if anyone has any opinions on these.

See here: rvpillo.com

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Looks like some wood blocks would be faster and more stable. I think a 110V compressor would be faster also. I would want to see some strong recommendations, before I bought one.
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I have some called Level-Air.

http://www.rvtowingtips.com/level-air.htm

It appears the company is now out of business. But, the link above gives you the idea...

When I had my trailer, I did use them, though it was a toss up on how big of a pain in the butt they were. Yes, they were stable, but still I had to drag out a means of inflation, and time wise... Wood was quicker. I used them when we went to a new or unknown spot, and used wood when we were in our regular spot.

In Hindsight, not sure I would spend the money again, although the ones I bought were I think $75.00 a piece, still enough. Mine at least look a bit more heavy duty than the pics of the "RV Pillo"

I still have them, just can't seem to bring myself to trow out $150.00 worth of stuff... And don't use them with the MH now.

If anyone is interested, make me a deal, the are a bit on the hefty side, I would say at least 10lbs a piece.

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