Electronic Tongue Jack

[Pat Radack]

The original unit was replaced without the 3 way float level. I have the side/side level in the basement.

Suggestions on location and product that can help with my front/back level needs? Will it now have to be a 2 person operation?

Thanks,

Pat and Amy Radack

Hull # 1189 - 2022 LEII, Twin, Lit Pro Pack, Out Pro Pack, Convection Microwave, Composting Toilet, Truma Aquago, Cradlepoint WAN, Added Truma A/C w/ CP Plus, Midea 20 pint, Foibles.

Black 2019 RAM 2500, Cummins 6.7L, 

Limited, Crew Cab, 4 x 4, 6’ bed w/Rambox

[Ronbrink]

Many use the LevelMate products for front/back and side/side adjustments with use of a phone app. Leveling blocks/ramps can also be used to lift one side and rear stabilizer jacks then to fine tune. Front jack used for front/back leveling often with a block to reduce jack extension. Perfect leveling made simple! 

 

[Patriot]

I use this and it works flawlessly. Super simple set up and dials XPLOR in dead level. Strong reviews and the price is reasonable. I would buy again without hesitation. I mounted it on the inside of the closet wall out of sight. Tested, Manufactured and made in the USA! 🇺🇸

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0C28VJLG5/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_plhdr=t&aaxitk=d3c72cff5eef1b3a98013caddad9f9dc&hsa_cr_id=0&qid=1757682231&sr=1-1

 

Edited 5 hours ago by Patriot

[tallmandan]

Agree. Levelmate works well and another benefit over using bubble levels is that you can monitor the trailer degree of level while moving into the campsite.  I camp in boondocks sites where the gravel/dirt is uneven and I can monitor from the drivers seat while moving back or forward to find best level spot.

[Rivernerd]

3 hours ago, Ronbrink said:

Many use the LevelMate products for front/back and side/side adjustments with use of a phone app.

For what it's worth, we "bit" last year on an "upgrade" offer from a Levelmate Pro to a Levelmate Max, because of battery issues with  the Levelmate Pro.  But the Levelmate Max has unreliable connectivity and the software is "buggy".  It became so frustrating we reverted to 2-person campsite setup, with a torpedo level.

Having now used both the Levelmate Pro and the Levelmate Max, we wish we had instead purchased the Beech Lane (as suggested by Patriot, above).  

Edited 2 hours ago by Rivernerd

[Ronbrink]

21 minutes ago, Rivernerd said:

For what it's worth, we "bit" last year on an "upgrade" offer from a Levelmate Pro to a Levelmate Max, because of battery issues with  the Levelmate Pro.  But the Levelmate Max has unreliable connectivity.  It became so frustrating we reverted to 2-person campsite setup, with a torpedo level.

Having now used both the Levelmate Pro and the Levelmate Max, we wish we had instead purchased the Beech Lane (as suggested by Patriot, above).  

Yeah, I learned of others that had issues with their LevelMate and disappointment with the Max upgrade; fortunately nothing major with my Pro, only minor regarding battery life. I’m one to hang onto an investment and make do, so changing out the battery seasonally resolved that issue. Guess I’ve been lucky! 

[jd1923]

No complaints EVER on the LevelMatePRO+! Make sure you get the '+' model. Batteries, big batteries, we don't need no stinkin' batteries! You hardwire the + model to 12V in any easy location, like under dinette seat where 12V connections are right there. Know you'll never have to touch it again, leave it always ON, always working, always active when needed! 🤣

 

Edited 10 minutes ago by jd1923