Fleetwood Levelers

[gwcisme]

I have recently purchased a 02 Fleetwood Storm on a Workhorse Chassis... It appears that there were mounting brackets for levelers but never installed. Can anyone tell me what brand of levelers were added to the 02 Storm?

[gwcisme]

I have recently purchased a 02 Fleetwood Storm on a Workhorse Chassis... It appears that there were mounting brackets for levelers but never installed. Can anyone tell me what brand of levelers were added to the 02 Storm?

["007"]

gwcisme welcome to irv2.
Most of us have the HWH leverlers on our chassis. Four of them not sure Fleetwood puts in four or three in the center up front like my 96 Bounder had. If you get them have four installed. CW installs the or if you have a HWH Dealer near you they can do the job.
Enjoy the forums and do post often.

[Paulin]

To the best if my knowledge, in 2002 Fleetwood was using hyd. jacks made by Power Gear. Our 2003 Southwind (late 2002 chassis) has these jacks. A few years later they were installing electric jacks made by Atwood. I recently read they are now using electric jacks made by Power Gear.

[RV Wizard]

gwcisme, welcome to our website and forum. Glad to have you here. As you have see we are happy to help each other where we can. We hope you will be an active participant on the forum and share with us your advetures and experiences. Good luck and stay safe.

[Tom & Dee]

We have a 2002 Pace Arrow and we have the Power
Gear jacks.

["007"]

With out jacks now you can pretty much install what ever you want, systems will depend on money you what to spend.

[harry storm]

new member, how are the atwood jacks?

[Adventurer]

If I was going to add hydraulic levelers, versus electric, I would go with Big Foot by Quadra. Each jack has it's own pump and reservoir. Therefore you don't have yards and yards of hoses to run, only wiring. This also makes them easy to transfer to a new coach someday. In over a decade I never had one issue with the Big Foot jacks.

Plus (big PLUS)the jacks are power down AND power back up. No crawling under the rig to pry a jack out of the mud, loosen up a stuck jack, and no external springs to rust out.

I strongly suggest you avoid HWH. I currently have HWH and as you can read on these forums, they are a maintenance headache. Mine has leaky fittings and the rear ones take an eternity to retract. Mostly because the return springs have to push that hydraulic fluid 30+ feet to the front mounted resrevoir tank.

["007"]

harry storm welcome to irv2

Jacks of all types

Maybe this link can help enjoy the forums and do post often.

[Billd]

I second the Bigfoot levelers. I put a set on my 5th wheel (well I had them installed) and they are great.

Bill

[harry storm]

I talked to atwood today and their levelegs are only available as oem no aftermarket until this fall (maybe)

[Tom Sauls]

While I was at a Camping World store I inquired about having the Bigfoot levelers put on our 06 Fleetwood Jamboree 31M. All the parts and labor for the Manual about 3k for the Auto 4K.

I an buy and awful lot of leveling blocks for that amount. Not sure how much of it was labor but it seems pretty pricey to me.

How hard are they to put on?

[Marty & Yani]

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I have recently purchased a 02 Fleetwood Storm on a Workhorse Chassis... It appears that there were mounting brackets for levelers but never installed. Can anyone tell me what brand of levelers were added to the 02 Storm? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Our MH came with electric jacks.