Levelling trailer with electric stabilizers

[28Bunkhouse]

What is the besy way to level my 28 foot bunk house? I have electric stabilizers and they extend as a pair. Would it be wise to purchase some scissor jacks and lift the frame? Or just run the wheels up on some blocking?

[Festus2]

You can purchase scissors jacks and use them for stabilizing - not for "lifting the frame". They are not meant for that purpose nor are your electric stabilizers. They are meant to "stabilize" not to level.
I would forget the scissor jacks and use your present electric ones for their intended use -- stabilizing. Get some levelling boards (homemade or the plastic "lego" variety) and use them to level your unit.

[jq1031]

I purchased two plastic yellow leveling ramps at camping world & they work great. Before disconnecting the TV, use level for side to side leveling, place ramps on the low side & back or pull trailer as needed. Block wheels on opposite side of trailer, disconnect truck & level front to back. BTW I usually place my level on the rear bumper for accurate side to side leveling. Hope that helps!

[THedges]

As everyone has suggested use blocks under the tires and then extend the levelers.

Your levelers will compensate slightly for uneven ground, but you should watch to make sure that when the first foot pad touches that there isn't too much space under the second pad. I wasn't watching as closely as I should have been and bent a one of my stabilizers.

[BadmanRick]

I use Plastic Levelers to level and stabelize my TT. I hve two sets and the Flat Caps for them. They work great and you shuld be able to level and stabelize any situation. They are also very Light. Check the internet for the best prices.

[Outbackmel]

I also use a 3 tier plastic ramp from CW. Works like a charm. I do keep a set of boards available that could raise one side 2 to 3 inches if needed. Used them once. Generally the plastic ramp allows me to pull forward to even the rig out.

[The Sod Father]

Lynx levelers are like giant Lego blocks. They are AWESOME. I carry two bags and have never had a problem. Plus, they are one of the few things left that are still made in the USA.

And as others have noted, do NOT try to level the trailer with your stabilizer jacks. Not only are they not intended for this use, you risk damaging your trailer's sub structure, door frames, windows, etc.