Pulling onto a sloped campsite can leave one side low with no way to match the height. These stackable leveling blocks build adjustable height under wheels or jacks, letting you dial in level before you set up.
Leveling a trailer on sloped ground often means needing more lift on one side than the other. Stackable block design lets you build adjustable height under wheels, jacks, or stabilizers. You can match the ground conditions and bring the rig into position before stabilizing.
Loose blocks can shift when weight comes down, especially on uneven surfaces. Interlocking construction keeps each block aligned when stacked. The stack holds position as the load transfers, keeping your setup consistent while leveling.
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Hi everybody. Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at these Lippert leveling blocks with bag for your trailer and RVs. Now these are stackable leveling blocks that are designed to make setting up your RV or trailer whole lot easier. The nice thing is you're gonna be able to adjust the height by stacking them so you're not stuck with just one level. You're gonna be able to fine tune it depending on the ground.
So kind of got some options here just showing you the various different ways in which you could use these. So it's pretty nice just how easy these are going to be to adjust. And so they're going to, as you can see here, interlock when you stack them. That's gonna help keep everything stable and lined up instead of shifting around. You're gonna be able to use these under your wheels, jacks, or stabilizers.
So they're pretty versatile for different setups and they do have a weight capacity of 5,000 pounds. And what you see here comes in a 10 pack. So you're gonna have enough blocks to work with no matter how uneven that spot that you're at might be. Let me give you some measurements here. I'm gonna find my ruler.
So looking at the overall, if you wanna call it width, we're gonna be sitting pretty close to eight and a half inches and that's gonna be square. And then including the tallest point here where the interlock, about an inch and a half. So they're gonna be a really practical solution to use. Give you a lot of flexibility. They do come with this bag as well.
It's kind of like a canvassy type bag. And it's got like a vinyl inside here. So you're gonna be able to put all of these in and it is tight. So that's good. It's a form fitting, I guess you could say. So I'm just gonna put in a few at a time, at a time rather. But this bag is gonna be good because it's going to keep all of your blocks in one place and it's going to be very easy to transport them as well because this bag does have a handle on 'em. So you're just going to lock them into place in the bag and looks like we're almost there. And then once you have everything in, put the last one in. It's cut that flap here at the top with the zipper and then zip it up. You'll be good to go. That's how easy this is gonna be. So the bag is a nice little touch here to keep everything together, very easy to transport. Put it in like the basement of your RV or in the back of your truck even. Everything's gonna stay together, but I think it's gonna wrap up our look today. I do hope it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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