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Hopkins RV Levels with memory function

Dial in your setup with Hopkins RV levels. Some models include a built-in memory function that makes it easy to know exactly how high to jack your trailer on a fifth wheel. You can use double-sided tape to mount, but screws are the better choice outdoors since tape can shift or come loose and throw off accuracy.
Yes, Hopkins RV levels can work great on a fifth wheel. The memory feature helps you mark hitch height so you know how high to jack when re-hitching. Mount the level where you can see it from your landing gear controls. Before setting memory, level the trailer and set the disc to zero.
You can use double-sided tape on a Hopkins level, but exposure to the elements and shifting can affect accuracy. Screws provide a more secure mount. If you try tape, clean the surface well and press firmly. Recheck calibration after a few trips to confirm it hasn't moved.
Hopkins levels give a useful reference, but accuracy depends on setup and mounting. Calibrate on a known level surface first. If the memory disc feels sensitive, make small tweaks to set it to zero. If readings seem dull, verify the level isn't on a curved or uneven spot that can reduce sensitivity.
Install a Hopkins level on a flat, truly level area of the trailer. Lapped-aluminum or angled siding can throw it off. Use a 1 foot carpenter's level on the tongue to set the trailer level before mounting. Take your time with installation. Some add a second level at the rear to check from both ends.