25.2 axis level

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

Will I have to install some sort of leveling system on my 25.2 axix with rear bed pullout

[EA37TS]

It's more a matter of do you want to. You should be able to get level using the lego style leveling blocks. They are a loot cheaper and easier to maintain, although not as easy to use as pushing a button and waiting a few minutes.

[JamieGeek]

We use the Lynx Levelers to manually level our Axis. So far we haven't had to use more than one or two to get it level at any campground.

By far the most-off level place we've been is in our driveway where I have to use 15 blocks to get it close enough to level that the refer will get cold:

[Hugh.vines@att.net]

How high does 15 blocks raise and how do you back up on that many. Can you buy them at amazon

[aa9zz]

Lynx suggests the maximum height for their blocks to be 5 inches. That would be about fifteen blocks with a base of five, then four then three, two and finally one. This would make an incline to drive up onto. Have a spotter to help you stop on the top. You can see from Jamie's picture that he built a ramp using the blocks.

[Larry]

I like using these along with some of the Camco Tri Levelers as needed. Sometimes I only use the Tri levelers when the front only needs to be raised a few inches. I have 2 of them and they stowaway easily under the passenger side front storage.

Can be found on Amazon. Just search "RV levelers."

[JamieGeek]

I have 3 packs of these:
Amazon.com: Tri-Lynx 00015 Lynx Levelers, (Pack of 10): Automotive
Yes I use 15 on each side, and yes I have someone stand next to the camper and spot to let me know when to stop.
It raises the front about 6" or so. I wouldn't want to go any higher LOL.

I build a ramp with them, lets see if I can remember the sequence: (Top to bottom)
1
2
2
3
3
4
Each layer overlaps the layer below it by 1/2 (remember playing with Lego ). There is only a ramp on the road side (I'd need more to have a ramp on both sides).