Is Additional Leveling System Needed with Anderson Camper Leveler
Published 02/27/2019
Question:
I have a t@b 320S trailer, with two 15inch wheels and am new to trailer camping. If I use the Anderson Camper Leveler system, do I only need one with a wheel chock to level the side that is too low? Should I also carry stackers? Is there ever a need for both? Thank you!
asked by: Marti H
Expert Reply:
You'd only really find yourself in a situation to need one leveling system with your trailer. Just using the Andersen Rapid Jack # AM3620 would be all that you'd need. If you found yourself needing more leveling height you probably need to find a more level parking spot realistically. Using two system would be recommended either as one might slide off of the other.
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