What do the Numbers Indicate on Hopkins Graduated RV Levels # HM08525
Updated 05/30/2014 | Published 05/29/2014
Question:
what are the graduations relitive to? degrees? inches? a frictional measurement?
asked by: Len
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Expert Reply:
The numbers on the Hopkins Graduated RV Levels # HM08525 are just reference numbers and are not meant to indicate degrees or inches or feet. Basically it is a simple way to make sure the trailer is level on both sides. So if you are at 0 on one side and 2 on the other, in either direction, you know that one side is not level by 2. So you would want to get both to 2 or to 0 in that scenario.
expert reply by:
Michael H
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Hopkins Graduated RV Levels - Stick-on - Qty 2
- RV Levels
- Graduated Levels
- Manual Levels
- Screw-On
- Stick-On
- RV Levels
- Hopkins
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