Levelers for 37s?

[Ratbert]

Does anyone have a suggestion for leveling a JLU with 37s? We'll be on the Rubicon Trail for three days with a rooftop tent and hopefully we'll have some way of leveling the Jeep / tent.

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[mnjeeper]

Same as 33s or 35s. drive on a rock, or a piece of wood, or something to level out. maybe grab a few of those RV levelers that stack.

 

[Ratbert]

Same as 33s or 35s. drive on a rock, or a piece of wood, or something to level out. maybe grab a few of those RV levelers that stack.

I'm looking at some of those stacking lego-like levelers. They should work, but I'm thinking that they'll take up a crapload of space.

 

[rkwfxd]

Take a camp shovel. Dig a small hole in front of a high tire and place a rock in front of a low tire. Drive forward.

Been doing this for 20 years with my rv. Works great. Youd be surprised at how little you need to dig to get level most times.

 

[Ratbert]

Take a camp shovel. Dig a small hole in front of a high tire and place a rock in front of a low tire. Drive forward.

Been doing this for 20 years with my rv. Works great. Youd be surprised at how little you need to dig to get level most times.

Great advice. Thanks!

 

[mnjeeper]

I'm looking at some of those stacking lego-like levelers. They should work, but I'm thinking that they'll take up a crapload of space.

If you only need two or three, they wouldn't take much space.

 

[Ratbert]

If you only need two or three, they wouldn't take much space.

But I wouldn't know how many I'd need until I need them.

 

[mnjeeper]

But I wouldn't know how many I'd need until I need them.

Maybe look closer at where you park the camper.

 

[Ratbert]

Maybe look closer at where you park the camper.

This will be with a group on the Rubicon Trail. I'm thinking that I won't have a lot of flat ground options.

 

[Don_TLR]

Quick cheap and easy, a couple of 2X4's screwed together using hinges. Fold out for a little lift and fold together doubling them for more height.

 

[Ratbert]

Quick cheap and easy, a couple of 2X4's screwed together using hinges. Fold out for a little lift and fold together doubling them for more height.

Oh, that's an interesting idea. That'd be strong enough to support a 6k lb Jeep?

 

[Don_TLR]

Oh, that's an interesting idea. That'd be strong enough to support a 6k lb Jeep?

Yes Absolutely because they are stacked.

 

[Ratbert]

Yes Absolutely because they are stacked.

Ah, got it. That makes perfect sense.

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