LEVEL YOUR RV/ TRAVEL TRAILER FAST & EASY! UNDER 5 MINUTES!

[@1057FarmWife]

Not a bunch of music and dancing. Just how to do it. Thank you!

[@dannymurphy662]

Thanks bro!

[@MaryJane-qm3ld]

Easy to understand and straight to the point. Excellent video. Thanks for taking the time to show how its done.

[@Threedog1963]

Buying a full size travel trailer next week. We've had 2 pop up campers and I just used the manual stabilizer jacks to level. LOL. I didn't have a clue. Thanks for showing me the right way.

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

Congratulations! Hope you have fun in your new camper. I mean there are several ways to do it. But this one is by far the most practical way for me to do it. Thank you for watching. Glad we were able to help :)

[@beardo8839]

When leveling with the tongue, do you unhitch the truck first?

[@gregpeck7]

Simple!! Thank ya!!

[@dasfx]

Thanks. I was thinking of lugging my 6' level and lying it in the compartment, but easy enough to with the torpedo! Just wish i had the company to guide me.

[@erichoward09]

Thats how we do our popup. I need buy more blocks good video.

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

Hey buddy thanks for watching! Yes blocks are important!!

[@LizGRod]

Buying a trailer this weekend and solo traveler. So how do you do this without someone else helping? And how do you know how many blocks to use?

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

Start with one first and go up from there. If you have two devices you should be able to FaceTime yourself or video call yourself to have a camera outside haha

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

If not, then do it very slowly and get out of your vehicle to check out.

[@LizGRod]

@@HidalgoMotorsCo well, this should be fun. Iol

[@beevang600]

All leveling must be done from inside is that correct? The side to side must be placed at the door entrance? Thx! Great to know video.

[@benmoran6973]

Straight too the point we'll done

[@andresrivillas5069]

How you can do this at grass ? I have my RV at my patio and it don’t have concrete please help…

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

You can dig your patio just enough to get leveled sideways. And put flat wooden surface or pads under the jack to help level it

[@andresrivillas5069]

@@HidalgoMotorsCo thanks

[@donaldwalls3737]

You can also use mud seals, I use treated 1" × 12", and cut them a few inches larger than the feet on my trailer jacks. You can even buy them, I can't remember what they're called, jack pads, mud seals. I had a set for my outriggers on my bucket truck when I was a lineman. They also use them to level really large overhead cranes. They lift the wheels way off the ground too!

[@mitchellcaver8261]

simple instructions! some make it complicated.

[@gngdrk4142]

Dope vid bro! I got a new airstream. Do I level and then unhitch or unhitch and level? Thanks brotha!

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

Excellent question! Level side to side first. Then un hitch and level up and down. Congratulations on your new unit. Hope you enjoy it! Thanks for watching don't forget to like and subscribe

[@gngdrk4142]

@@HidalgoMotorsCo appreciate that bro!!! Add another subscriber:)))

[@Threedog1963]

I think he skipped over the unhitching THEN leveling front to back.

[@richardkopp3418]

What if the floor/counter/etc is not level?

[@ToadiusX]

He looks like DJ Khaled. But thinner.

[@andyd1006]

A jack foot would be a good idea. It would keep the jack leg from digging in and make the front jack more stable. Great video.

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

Absolutely agree 100%

[@monsignorotarpaigh9297]

Nice vid. Thanks!

[@sammys1035]

Great video brotha. Thank you. I have A question. I have the same hitch as you. I've only used That weight distribution stabilizing hitch twice before. And it never made any loud noises when I hit a bump or backup. But I pulled my trailer yesterday and it seemed like when I backed up and made a real loud rubbing sound. Or like a screeching noise and I know it was coming from those bars that are connected to the hitch to the side of the trailer. So I was just wondering brother if you ever had that problem ?? I appreciate it .

[@hectorjasso1174]

I just got mine and I hear the same noise. Everything was setup for me and I didn't hear those noises but when I put everything back together I hear the noise now. Did you ever figure it out?

[@trvlnlight22]

I was told to take the bars off when backing up

[@psyhostrack2026]

Thanks bud I’ve been using some 2x6s to get by but that looks way easier Thanks!!!

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

Hey man! Thanks for watching! The blocks go a long way! And yeah we had to get blocks because we didn’t have any leftover wood laying around.

[@psyhostrack2026]

Hidalgo Motors Co TV I ordered 2 sets thanks

[@Jeremy-rg3bg]

The title says in under 5 minutes and the end of the video he says..it's easy but I just takes some time..lol

[@tonjastarnes1703]

Huge mistake. The door must be closed or it will throw it out of square..

[@Threedog1963]

Maybe on a popup. The frame on a full size travel trailer won't be thrown out of square/level. Also, how would you see the level if the door is closed?

[@tonjastarnes1703]

@@Threedog1963 Well most late model RVs have levels on front ,back and sides. The older models do not. And yes the door being open will throw it out of square. I have been in the RV park business a long time and 4 put of 5 the doors will not close correctly after leveling with the door open. This only my personal experiences and what I have witnessed..

[@kevindesy75]

Thank you

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@Sillyrefrigerator]

Thanks for the informative video, taking my rig out this week for the first time. This definitely helped me out. 🤙

[@c-turn6138]

Thanks homie !! Great video ... Don't listen to Thomas C . why waste money on a Level Pro Mate if you know how to read a simple torpedo level .

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

Thanks my friend!! Just keeping it short and simple lol 😂

[@timjustice229]

Very nice man thanks for the video 👍🏾👍🏾

[@thomasc5817]

Buy a level mate pro. Your welcome. You can level from your rig.

[@HidalgoMotorsCo]

Thanks man!!

[@boriszelenko3686]

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