RV Levellers

To level a caravan, follow these steps:

1. Park on Level Ground: Whenever possible, choose a flat surface to park your caravan.
2. Use a Leveling Tool: Use an app (like Oricom Auto) on your smartphone to check the alignment, or take a manual reading from a spirit level.
3. Adjust with Levellers: If your caravan is not level, place levellers under the wheels on the low side until the caravan is even.
4. Check Again: Once the levellers are in place, double-check with the level tool to ensure your caravan is perfectly balanced.

Leveling a dual axle caravan involves similar steps:

1. Position the Caravan: Park your dual axle caravan on flat ground if possible.
2. Measure the Level: Use a leveling tool to assess the side-to-side and front-to-back level.
3. Use Levelling Devices: Place caravan levellers or ramps under the wheels that need elevation, ensuring both axles are balanced.
4. Recheck the Level: Once the levellers are placed, check the level again to confirm stability.

Using caravan levellers is straightforward:

1. Position the Levellers: Align the levellers behind or in front of the wheels on the low side of the caravan.
2. Drive Up Slowly: Carefully drive your caravan onto the levellers until the vehicle is level.
3. Secure the Caravan: Once level, engage the handbrake and ensure the caravan is stable before entering.
4. Remove the Levellers: After setup, you can remove the levellers and store them until needed again.

To use caravan levelling ramps:

1. Select the Right Ramp: Choose ramps that are suitable for your caravan’s weight and height adjustment needs.
2. Position the Ramps: Place the ramps in front of the wheels on the low side.
3. Drive Onto the Ramps: Slowly drive the caravan onto the ramps until it reaches the desired level.
4. Ensure Stability: Once level, apply the handbrake and check the stability of the caravan before use.

Leveling a caravan on a hill or slope requires extra caution:

1. Use Levellers: Place levellers or ramps under the wheels on the lower side to achieve level ground.
2. Check Stability: After leveling, ensure the caravan is stable and secured with wheel chocks.
3. Reassess if Necessary: If the caravan feels unstable, adjust the levellers or move to a flatter location.