Levelers ?????

[jjrbus]

Originally Posted by JonMN

I bought a set of Gotreads and a set of lego types. After playing around a little I like the blocks better. With dual rear wheels it can take a lot of blocks!

By the way, if you have an iPhone the "Level my RV" app works great. Just place it on the floor and it tells you how many inches are needed under each wheel. Sounds odd but it really works. I checked with a level too.

Am I missing something, I looked at Gotreads and only see something for soft ground?

I have android so cannot try the app. I have camper leveler I am still learning on.

[JonMN]

Originally Posted by jjrbus

Am I missing something, I looked at Gotreads and only see something for soft ground?

I have android so cannot try the app. I have camper leveler I am still learning on.

It's kind of buried on their website. Here is a link to using them for leveling. I like the extra width and their hinged aspect compared to lego blocks, but I forgot that I might need to raise my dually rear tires some time instead of the front. I suppose I could buy another set . . .

https://help.gotreads.com/article/45...s-for-leveling

[GeorgeRa]

I like Lynx, why – they have a stop/chock block. This stop/chock allows to drive on the stock of legos without a second person guiding and stop on the stop/chock. https://trilynx.com/collections/tri-...x-stop-n-chock

[jjrbus]

Originally Posted by GeorgeRa

I like Lynx, why – they have a stop/chock block. This stop/chock allows to drive on the stock of legos without a second person guiding and stop on the stop/chock. https://trilynx.com/collections/tri-...x-stop-n-chock

That 2nd person has always been a bit of an issue. I changed the radio to an android head and added a magnetic, wireless backup camera to my toy box.


https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BVLWKB11...roduct_details