Side to side leveling

[MtnGuy]

Originally Posted by trudinator

And why would you put leveling blocks on both sides? Aren't you defeating the purpose of leveling, since you're adding height to BOTH sides?

The only reason I see to ever use blocks on both sides, is if the ground sloops up at the tongue, and the tongue will not retract far enough to level the trailer front to back.

[Surveycop]

I think most of you are correct, in that it usually doesn't make sense to place levelling blocks or boards under only one axle. It also usually doesn't make sense to place blocks under both sides of the trailer. As always, there are exceptions to everything. However, the instructions with the levelling blocks are probably written for the very newest users, and if someone has no practical experience with levelling or axles & springs, they need to be told what not to do. I believe that is why the instructions are written that way.

Again, I agree that blocks or boards should usually be under one side and both axles. I try to get the bubble right smack in the center (I am a land surveyor, after all)

[RubenZ]

Here is a Pack of 10 with case on amazon:

Tri-Lynx 00015 Lynx Leveler for RV Leveling Block with Nylon Storage Case, (Pack of 10)