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Originally Posted by Miramar Owner
My driveway requires quite a lift as well. I don't level it often in the drive unless I need to extend the slides. I have done it 2 different ways, both of which raise the rear.
First, when I need to level for a length of time I drive up onto ramps I have made from 2x12's I have screwed together. They are of different lengths and I can unscrew them to stack the boards where I keep them in the garage.
Secondly, I use the boards from the ramps and place under the jacks to give me more lift. I chock the front wheels and use the levelers. This lifts the rear completely off the ground. I only use this method when I need to extend the slides and only for a short period of time.
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I like this idea. My driveway has a slight a grade. I do have an automatic leveling system which may work just fine. I don’t know yet as we haven’t taken possession of rig yet. I plan on backing in. If I end up with building my own, I would prolly use 2x10 for front wheels.
JJ
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