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Poll Question: What do you use to level your trailer?
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    Posted: 10 May 2011 at 12:29am
LEE.. are your references to Huntville and Palmetto rally's current... like 2011?  would love to go to both...
 
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Originally posted by SweetPeaPod

LEE.. are your references to Huntville and Palmetto rally's current... like 2011?  would love to go to both...
 
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They were last year!  I will relpy to you PM...but for those who are interested I always post Round Ups on R Pod Nation and R-pod Owners (Facebook).
 
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I have the lynx blocks, but you know, if it isn't severe enough to feel like I'm sleeping on an angle, I usually don't worry about it.
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'Hodge-PODge' has a good suggestion about putting one or more plastic level pads under the BAL Level when setting up!  The BAL has two round metal support pipe arms which fit fore and aft of the tire. If the ground is soft or gets muddy from rain, the pipe arms will slowly sink into the ground. Don't forget to put a pad under the tire also.  It will save you a lot of time when you try to decamp.
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All this talk about the Bal Leveler made me decide to order one. I was contacted by the company I ordered it that they were out of stock and would take 2 weeks to get them in. I hate to wait!
 
As far as the Bal sinking, wouldn't it be just as easy to put a plastic level pad under the tire only? If it sinks you could still get the Bal out if the tire was on the level pad. As I do not have mine yet, I don't know if this would work.
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The BAL 'lower' arms provide the support for the upper part of the mechanism for raising the tire.
If the ground is soft the ground arms will try to sink and defeat the purpose of lifting the tire.
Pads beneath the arms will keep them from sinking if the ground is soft and the pad under the tire will allow you to remove the BAL if it has tried to sink.
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