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The difference is the jack leg shape. The # RV24FR fits standard 2" square leveling jack legs, while the # RV57FR fits standard 2" round leveling jack legs. | What is the difference...

Hi Robert! For an Equalizer leveling system, you’ll want the RVpaws V2 Premium Articulating RV Jack Pads # RV84FR. | Which RVpaws pads fit my Equalizer leveling system? | Hi Robert! For an...

The easiest way is to match the RVpaws kit to your jack leg or leveling system. For example, there are specific kits for the brands and lineups out there: Standard 2" round jack leg = # RV57FR Standard 2" square jack leg = # RV24FR Lippert Titan or Level Up = # RV34FR Equalizer Brand = # RV84FR Keep in mind a Lippert Ground Control 3.0 would just use one of the standard setups, not the Titan or Level Up. |

The end of the tow bar that attaches to the base plates on the vehicle should not exceed a rise or drop of 3 inches from the center of the RV hitch receiver to be level. So, to keep your vehicle level, but extend it away from the RV, I would recommend to look at the Roadmaster Hitch Extension, part # RM-071. |

The right part depends on your leveling system: # RV24FR fits standard 2" square jack legs, # RV57FR fits standard 2" round jack legs, # RV34FR fits Lippert Level Up and Lippert Titan systems, and # RV84FR fits Equalizer systems with 12" round feet. |

There are a few different RVpaws options depending on your setup: Standard 2" round = # RV57FR Standard 2" square = # RV24FR Lippert Titan or Level Up = # RV34FR Equalizer Brand = # RV84FR |

Did anyone need to buy a hitch for the RV, in order to level the tow bar? The Kia Soul sits very low. | Did anyone need to buy a hitch for the RV, in order to level the tow bar? The Kia Soul sits very low....

Hi Jeff! For an Equalizer leveling system with 12" round feet, you’ll want the RVpaws V2 Premium Articulating RV Jack Pads # RV84FR. | Which RVpaws pads fit an Equalizer leveling system on...

For that setup, you’ll want the RVpaws V2 Premium Articulating RV Jack Pads # RV34FR. These are made for Lippert Level Up and Lippert Titan systems, and they give you a wider 12" footprint compared to your smaller 9" factory pads. |

The important thing is that the tow bar stays level, or more specifically stays within the "Safe Zone" which is 3 inches above or below level. | I know around 17inch height is ideal for the hitch height for...

If your fifth wheel uses standard 2" square leveling jack legs, the RVpaws articulating jack pads # RV24FR is the correct kit. | My fifth wheel has standard landing gear legs. Is that the RV24FR kit? | Hey...

To determine which hi/low adapter is needed when flat towing your Honda Fit you will first need to have both the vehicle and the RV parked on level ground. On the RV, measure from the ground to the top of the receiver opening on the trailer hitch. |

Hello - I have a 4x 6 swivel trailer that rides on a slant towards my rv. While hauling my scooter, it tilts towards my rv. | Hello - I have a 4x 6 swivel trailer that rides on a slant towards my rv. While...

I want to tow a 2019 Civic Si using a 2018 24 foot Forest River RV. I need to the receiver hitch by 7 inches in order to achieve a level tow. | I want to tow a 2019 Civic Si using a 2018 24 foot Forest River...

For most tow bars the "safe zone" between the RV and the toad is 3 inches off level. The height is measured from the ground to the center of the receiver opening and to the center of the base plate. | How much...

Then measure from the ground to the top of the receiver opening on the RV. If the RV receiver is higher the difference is the amount of drop you will need. | how to you measurethe back end of your receiverand...

When hooking your vehicle up to the RV you want the tow bar to be in what is called the "Safe Zone", which is 3 inches above or below level (see attached image). | Hi, I purchased a Falcon 2 towbar and baseplate...

What on the Hi-low adapter should I use to have the tow bar be level? | Motorhome receiver is 8 inches higher than attachment point of my RoadMaster tow bar. What on the Hi-low adapter should I use to have the tow bar be level?...

When a flat-towed vehicle is different in height from the RV pulling it you can use a high/low hitch adapter like # RM-076 to allow the tow bar to remain level when connected at the RV and toad....

Then measure from the ground to the top of the receiver opening on the RV. If the RV receiver is higher the difference is the amount of drop you will need. | How do I measure to get the correct receiver...

I recommend the following: -Blue Ox Base Plate Kit # BX1126 -Blue Ox Avail Non-Binding Tow Bar # BLU28QV (includes safety cables) -Blue Ox Universal Tow Bar Cover # BLU53QV (optional) -Roadmaster 4-Diode Universal Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles # RM-15267 -Curt RVibrake Shadow 2 Flat Tow Brake System # RVI94FR (includes charge line) You may also need a high-low adapter like # e52ZV to keep your setup level. Measure from the ground to the center of the receiver on your RV. |

My current roadmaster towbar needs to within 3” of level so I use a . This towbar advertises greater up and down. | My current roadmaster towbar needs to within 3” of level so I use a . This towbar advertises greater up and...

The correct part will depend on your setup: - # RV24FR for standard 2" square legs - # RV57FR for standard 2" round legs - # RV34FR for Lippert Titan or Level Up - # RV84FR for Equalizer motorhome systems What system is on your RV? |

The RVpaws V2 Replacement RV Foot Pads # RV54FR are designed to replace Lippert Level Up and Titan foot pads. | • Bolt diameter of Part : RV54FR • Trailer brake controller and plug-and-play...