katfish
Gallion Alabama USA
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Joined: 08/03/2003
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We use the Level Air bags and love them. sure makes it easier to level the RV.
"Every day is a adventure and every trip is a voyage of Discovery"
Steve & Cathy
U.S. Coast Guard (retired)
2005 KZ New Vision 37ft FK (toy hauler)
2004 Dodge 3500 (Diesel DRW)
Advanced Air Rider Hitch
2000SE CSC Goldwing Trike
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dodge guy
Chicago, western subs.
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I carry a whole array of leftover deck boards from when I built my deck! I have enough to level out the TT if I parked on a mountain, and some sites I`ve parked on I think were on a mountain! LOL. sure they`re heavy, but their stored up front and help keep the tongue weight where it needs to be!
Wife kim
Son brandon 6yrs
Daughter marissa 5yrs
Dog shadow
07 Cherokee 32B
02 Excursion 4X4 V-10 4.30 gear
Reese HP dualcam,Prodigy brake controller,
Air lift air bags.
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camping than a good day at work!
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TWhaylen
Colorado
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I am trying to decide on what size leveling boards to get but also deciding on what type of wood is the best for this purpose. does anyone have any suggestions on what type of wood would serve the purpose best for leveling out the trailer and maintaining strength? Thanks,
2005 Surveyor SV234
2004 F-150 Supercrew Lariat w/5.4L/3.73 Gears
Voyager Brake Controller
Reese Friction Sway Bar
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RetiredbutWorking
Waiting on retirement in Central Texas
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I carry four pieces of 3/4 inch plywood. Works great and you can not beat the price, FREE!
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Hornet28BHDS
Parker, PA
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We use 2x6's.
2006 Hornet 28BHDS-Bunk House, Dual Slides
2006 Dodge Ram 2500 HD
5.7L Hemi, Factory Towing Package
Reese Brake Controller, WD Hitch and Sway Bar
Life is short, why not spend it in an RV!
SPRING HAS SPRUNG!
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explorer378
Tennessee
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I use 2" X 10" boards, 12" and 16" long and 1" X 8" cut at 12"
I also use these under the stabilizer jacks.
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shenandoahvalley
Shenandoah Valley, Virginia
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I use pine 2X8, 2X10, and 1X8. Also have some 2X10 cut about 10" square. It's not too expensive, holds up well, and can be burned for firewood if it breaks...which I have never had happen. It's not TOO heavy and I carry enough to level on a mountain.
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jamway
ranger tx
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We use to use 2X10's but they were always breaking.
We have used 3/4" plywood screwed together to make our leveling boards for about a year now without any breaking.
Happy Camping
2004 2500 CTD HO LB 4X4 auto
2005 Discover America 29 RL
James
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FrogDog26
Arlington, Texas
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Ok forgive me for my ignorance as I am new to the whole TT seen. Are these used for the tires or jacks? Also is it for side to side or front to back leveling? Anyone have pictures they can send me? Or a link to them?
Thanks!
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dodge guy
Chicago, western subs.
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Both! I use them to level the TT from side-side and then use as many under the tongue jack and stabilizers as needed. the more wood/blocks the more stable the RV will be.
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