Can they be used on a motorhome to level it?
1950781
I dont see why not, they are not really for raising something but they should support it.
1950782
They are meant to be stabilizers, not levelers. You adjust the height manually.
1950783
To some degree. I have a small travel trailer and I can tighten it up to raise a corner of the camper an inch or so if needed for leveling. But actually they aren't made to level the camper just to stabilize it. These have been great for my set up.
1432093
I think the way those lifts are built (triangle on top of triangle with a slight rotation to offset the holes), it looks like you can still incorporate them. My titan rides low on the front with these shocks. I like the idea of the leveling kit. :-)
1650981
You could probably make them work on gravel but it would need to be very flat and even. If it is sloped I wouldn't use them.
429025
It's really not meant to be a leveler. See the video and my comments at the following linkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15SseSKHNH0Bob
1048277
Yes. I assume when you say leveled, it's just the front is raised. If there is a lift block in the rear it will require an additional plate but nothing else.
1410354
I suppose you could....but why? Then your front will be higher than your rear. Defeats the purpose of a "leveling" kit...
400580
I don't know why not, these are mounted outside of my camper which I live in full time. These are made to stand up to the weather, that is not to say that this will last 10 years in these conditions. But if they last 5 years then I feel that they are well worth the price.
1873540
Yes, but they add minimal height. They are more for leveling. Were you to remove them, you would entirely block the lower intake vents and your machine would probably overheat.
1395924
I don't use the level on ths unit. I still use the levels on the front and side of my trailer. I would think that Jack Quick would have a replacement level if you broke the one that came on the unit.
1795619
I am not familiar with the hydraulic levelers but as long as they have a way to bolt the lower plates under the levelers you should be all set. If you go on the web site there is a phone number for the owner of the company. I have not used him but according to other people he is very nice and calls you back.
383386
These are not intended as a leveling source, only as a stabilizing means. On my fifth wheel, they do a better job of taking the bounce out while camped. They definitely would not work for leveling.
2187153
It will make the truck look level. Any bigger leveling kit than that an the front will look higher
2054827
should work just fine, levelers only go under the wheels or under the leveling jacks feet.make or type of rig doesn't matter if you have wheels you are good to go. Instructions are included . M
862998
This shouldn't be a problem. You could use a couple of half inch aluminum angle strips and mount them in the frame with screws at the angle you want. I wouldn't set them on the roof of your camper without securing them. I see a number of them on the ground at camp sites. Mine are mounted on top of our motorhome and have the ability to raise them to gain better solar. The roof is quarter inch fiber glass. If you go to Harbor Freight web site you can see how they have done theirs.
999228
no. an air compressor will have to level them based on the control system that plugs into the top of the shocks. You are much better going with a standard shock design. it will be much cheaper and work better if your vehicle is not desinged for these shocks.
1784817
I have one above the door on my motorhome to see who is at the door. so as long as you have 12 volts their should be no problem,excellent idea.
2168922
Yes, the only problem would be how you put under the trailer....they are designed to be bolted on...you could probably put a flat plated or something on it.