Is The Camco AccuLevel Measured In Degrees Or Inches
Published 02/14/2022
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In as much as trailers are either 96 or 102 inches wide, how much difference could there be if it were in inches. Degrees tell you nothing usable. I would thing inched out of level would be the most helpful in telling you what you need to raise your unit to level.
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The Camco AccuLevel Trailer Bubble Level # CAM25563 is measured in degrees so that it will be compatible with multiple trailer sizes.
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Fred R.
2/14/2022
In as much as trailers are either 96 or 102 inches wide, how much difference could there be if it were in inches. Degrees tell you nothing usable. I would thing inched out of level would be the most helpful in telling you what you need to raise your unit to level.