How to Level Your RV with Lippert Level Up System

[@FindUsCamping]

Do you have auto level on your RV?

[@marilynmulkey6095]

Yours is the best level up tutorial.

[@FindUsCamping]

Aww thanks

[@marginbuu212]

I have auto leveling but still bought the old school stick-on bubble levelers to get in the ballpark. Sometimes analog is best.

[@FindUsCamping]

We still use a level for back up. It is our back up

[@MN_Doughboy]

My kit just showed up. And yes I used the store link. Thank you for the review. These are SOLID.

[@FindUsCamping]

Great. We are glad you like them. They have helped us out many times

[@MN_Doughboy]

@@FindUsCamping Just wish there was a three pack...(I don't think I would use the trailer jack with the others as a leveler.) Oh well, now I have a spare...😁

[@FindUsCamping]

@@MN_Doughboy Always great to have a spare

[@NYVET48TFW]

I'm amazed at how many people don't know there's a 'reconnect' mode if you scroll through the menu. Does the same thing.

[@FindUsCamping]

That is a great feature. Sometimes now the campers sink when you been there awhile especially if the ground is soft. No days they just come down some on their own and the reconnect feature won’t get it to the right spot unfortunately

[@robburke8867]

Great information and great all around video! 🤙🏽

[@FindUsCamping]

Awe. Thanks

[@HSTWXMAN]

Safe travels.

[@FindUsCamping]

Thank you!!

[@stuartmassengale3955]

Great video! Very informative!

[@FindUsCamping]

Thank you. We try to help as many as we can. Thanks for watching!!

[@RobCasebolt]

Did you mean to show chocking the drivers side tires at around the 5:15 point of the video before you had rolled forward to put the Anderson levelers behind the tires then backed up to level the passenger side? Seems to me you should wait until the one side was raised level before chocking the other side.

[@FindUsCamping]

Yes you should definitely be level before chocking the wheels. We were just showing how it was going to be done. Great catch

[@JarheadAndGingersJourney]

Great explanation!

[@FindUsCamping]

Thanks, hope it helps someone!!

[@proceedingonwardinamerica]

Great job thanks for sharing

[@FindUsCamping]

Thanks for watching 👀

[@tomtrennepohl4562]

With that ground appearing soft, I would suggest first placing 2X lumber down, and then place the roll-on wedges on top of the lumber. Same for 2X lumber under the leveler jacks. The buckets will 'cut' into the ground and effectively lose their height. Contingent on how many nights one is staying, if the foregoing is not done, level will be lost and a re-level will become necessary.

[@FindUsCamping]

Thanks for the comment and yes sometimes it does sink a little. Over a course of a week or so we might have to hit the outlevel agian. It isnt really a huge deal to us we would rather do that than carry extra boards with us. Since we are full time we try to keep an eye on our weight.

[@MN_Doughboy]

I would love to add these to my collection. Unfortunately the front pad is about 11 1/2 inches and the two other legs are octagonal at 9 1/2 inches across the flats. any ideas of what else is out there?

[@FindUsCamping]

We have been in contact with them. They are in hopes of making some that will fit the new levelers

[@MN_Doughboy]

@@FindUsCamping Thanks. keep me posted. I guess its wood blocks until then.... I can't afford the air system, yet. lol. Happy "camping."

[@livelifelbw]

Is that standard that you level without unhooking first?. 🤔

[@FindUsCamping]

IF we are really unlevel side to side, we use our Andersen Levelers while still attached. Then we unhook from the truck, pull the truck up far enough that it can't get hit and then we auto level. Hope that helps.

[@jaschembra]

Nice video and we learned a bit about our Lippert Auto Leveler. What was the manufacturer of the cord reeler? Or could you put a link? Thanks.

[@FindUsCamping]

Glad it helped you. Here is our link to the cord reel. We really love it. MORryde REEL56-001H Easy Reel Cord Spooler - Tall www.amazon.com/dp/B00BFU2G6A/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_N04QP423GA1S4E8MT6W8

[@jaschembra]

@@FindUsCamping Thanks for responding. I actually meant the magnetic keeper for the pin box cord - but since you supplied the manufacturer, I think I found it.

[@FindUsCamping]

@@jaschembra Sorry we didnt see that you replied back. Hope you found the cord keeper and are enjoying it

[@RickandDarcirvadventures]

Do you have problems with the buckets breaking? Some other your tubers say they break a lot.

[@FindUsCamping]

Great question. We have been using them everyday for over 2 years. We have broken 1, but it was our fault. The back jack was too low when we were trying to leave and we had to pull up with it still connected. All it did was broke the rim. We called them and told them exactly what happened and and they sent us a new one with no questions asked. These are on our 19k lb toyauler.

[@RickandDarcirvadventures]

@@FindUsCamping sweet

[@FindUsCamping]

@@RickandDarcirvadventures we have them in our Amazon store if you need some!!

[@timf6916]

Nice

[@FindUsCamping]

Thanks

[@earlmatthews5737]

I see Jimmy still making you do everything... for shame Jimmy... just kidding, I know this is a two person show... lol

[@FindUsCamping]

cats?. Makes it easier for me!

[@katrinagwen]

Still not a good video to demo unhitching and operating the panel, then hitching and operating the panel.

[@FindUsCamping]

We arent really trying to show how to unhitch and hitch. Just the leveling part