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I had talked to a Lippert engineer as well. All I do is national forest camping and they assured me that its designed not to flex the frame when leveling or you will get the error. if you get the error blocks will be needed. mind you as another member mentioned. If you ramp up the wheels, keep in mind the stroke of the jacks so that they don't over extend. I have found the more the extension. The less sturdy the feel is. But I have had mine off the ground about two inches many times with no problems. But my suspension does not sag all the much when lifting. other trailers might. I seen a lot of broken springs from people doing this wrong. Lifting just one axle, leaving other sagging, etc...Common sense comes into play every time, If it don't look right, its not right. Add more blocks.. Remember, you just showed up, you still want to get out at some point :-)...
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