Levelers?

[olyelr]

Originally Posted by schmittychris

I use the Anderson as well. I have a bubble on the front of the trailer that I can see in the mirror. I just put the leveler down and back up or pull forward, depending on how I want to chock it, until the bubble shows level. Easy peasy. It allows me to set up the trailer while the wife and kids are off exploring.

The only downside is that you only get the 4" of lift from the leveler. If you need more than that it's difficult to get more. I learned this the hard way on our last trip. I was trying to put the leveler on top of the Anderson Tuff Pads and that was a nightmare as the leveler just kept sliding off the pads. Then when I got it on there wasn't room on the pad for the chock. I had to put down another pad ext to it to try and get the chock secured. It ended up sliding anyways and being off level by about a half degree. I also never felt like it was truly secure. I'm going to try a 18" long 2x6 next time.

I use a 2x6 treated with my anderson levers occasionally. It is roughly 4 feet long and still not quite long enough.

[olyelr]

Originally Posted by hoss10

The Anderson are very expensive here in Canada. The Fiammas look very similar to the Camcoe Tri Levelers.

I am confused if either will work with a tandem axle trailer, or is it OK just to raise one axle?

You can raise just one axle, but it will only raise the trailer roughly half of what the one axle goes up.

[Danny]

Another vote for the Anderson levers! Awesome!

[Danjo61]

I have the Anderson levelers as well - very happy with them....

[Jopopsy]

Originally Posted by hoss10

The Anderson are very expensive here in Canada. The Fiammas look very similar to the Camcoe Tri Levelers.

I am confused if either will work with a tandem axle trailer, or is it OK just to raise one axle?

The Fiamma variety comes with more lift and a wider footprint; motorhome tire capable.

[schmittychris]

Originally Posted by olyelr

I use a 2x6 treated with my anderson levers occasionally. It is roughly 4 feet long and still not quite long enough.

Good to know! Thanks!

[jamer]

Big fan of Anderson levelers! Have used a set now for two years and not a problem.