Dual Motor Leveling Jack Recommendation for Class C Motorhome
Updated 05/24/2018 | Published 05/23/2018
Question:
I have a newly purchased Class C. It has 2 attached, adjustable rear leveling jacks, one for right and left side of the coach. My concern , when the parking site has a slight incline from side to side, what is the best way to level the down-slope side of the chassis? Can you have leveling jacks added to the chassis frame and , if so, would it be cost prohibitive.? If the the answer is yes, can it be done at a reasonable cost? Alternatively, your opinion please, one could use blocks for the front, but that seems awkward and more time consuming due to lots of trial and error moving the RV back and forth until level using blocks? Best of these options or other please!
asked by: John L
Expert Reply:
The Ultra Fab kit part # UF39-941705 would be a great option. This attaches to the bottom of the frame of your camper and allows you to independently control to jack legs on either side of the trailer to level and stabilize it.
I attached a review video for this jack for you to check out as well.
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