Can this be installed in a class A motor home to level it? I have a 1996 Fleetwood Storm and am thinking to buy 4 of these for each wheel.
1576994
No. No. As far as I am concerned this is a toungejack only. However I don't know what jacks are used for leveling the modern day motor home that have built in electronic leveling jacks. I'd call the manufacturer.
1576995
These are not made for that. The jack has plenty of power. You would have to make mounts for them and it could be major. If you are handy and have the tools it might work. Go to an RV place and see what is on an RV that has levelers and see if you could do something similar with 4 of these jacks. If it works great but if not it is an expensive experiment. Count the cost. Good luck?
1576996
Does not seem. Like a good idea to me since that is not the purpose. There must be a safer and cheaper way to do this
1576997
I wouldn't think so. These are designed to go on the tongue of a travel trailer, or other trailer. There are different types of stabilizers for Class A coaches.
175341
I use it on a 32 foot 5th wheel and just have one leveler. My camper has tandem axles - two wheels on each side, each on their own axle. How many you need would depend on how severe the slant of the ground is & the weight of your motor home. Each one is capable of lifting 30,000 pounds. My thought is: if 1/2 of the weight ov your motor home isn't over 30,000 and the ground is reasonably level, then one should be sufficient. You may want to use 2 however so one the duals isn't bearing so much weight.
1922052
I don't know why a 98 Fleetwood would be any different. This is a 30 amp surge protector with ground fault. It should work fine.
1061047
That isn't recommended for the motor home and the reason we put that gauge on there is because most tires that we suggest filling don't go that high (since it's only made for 33" tires). Thank you
903449
Your wheels must be very close together if these don't fit. Have you seen the video of them in use? They do not have to lie flat before you move the trailer onto them and you don't need to always use both. If you can't use both, I personally would not use them along with another ramp or whatever. It would be too difficult to get the level right and would negate the advantage of the system, I think.
1890065
I don't know for certain, but I think that it pushed my front end up closer to the 2.25" measurement. I would like to add one thing to consider that I didn't think of before I installed them- they're advertised as a leveling kit and that's what they do very well. The problem is that once I leveled the truck, when I put any weight in the back it made the truck look dorky because the back sat lower than the front. I had to add some lift to the rear to make it look better-- and it does look good!
910951
do not use them for any vehicle, it is waste of money and time, i have a few of them and will give them to you for half price. do not use them. they are very unsafe and it is not the correct way of lowring a vehicle.
1480716
I am unable to reference your motor number so I do not know if this is correct or not. All these motors have the thru bolts in the same place, so if your motor mounts with the 4 motor thru bolts, this will work fine, assuming the HP and RPM's are correct.
1080025
they should work fine. i also used these to level out my jeep. i bought 2 inch lift coils then added these to level front to back. they worked perfect and my jeep looks right. it was kinda looking low in the front but now sits nice. good luck
2124417
You would need floor brackets designed for side mounts so that the sliders sit wider than the seat. Sparco makes them such as the 600 series seat base, there is the LOW model, which I bought for my 89 240sx and those would be able to work with sliders. Some floor brackets are made for bottom mount and if you bolted the sliders up, they would sit directly under the seat making side mounts impossible
1958692
This will level you nicely while maintaining the factory ride. I had mine installed at a garage. Get an alignment and also get your headlights adjusted as well. Enjoy I love my 2014 Silverado leveled.-Buddy Mike
429025
It's really not meant to be a leveler. See the video and my comments at the following linkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15SseSKHNH0Bob
903448
If you have a double axel you would need two of these units in order to raise both wheels. Typically you use these on only one side of your unit to achieve a level unit side to side. You do not use these for achieving level front to back.
195585
I did the same thing it works perfectly fine and levels off w normal load.... heavy loads is will sag. I love the it rides better than new
1900163
I wouldn't think you would need it on that ski. By the specs I am seeing, that's a 10 veing pump and a 4 blade prop. And if yours is supercharged, I don't know if you would gain or lose with this prop. You might be better with a 3 blade Skat-Trak 16/21 155-83-23 Swirl. And I am not sure about the other response in that you don't have the HP to pull this prop. I have an older 2001 carbureted XP with 951 engine stock, which is only 130hp, and I have run this Concord 15/20 for 2 seasons of surf jumping and love it. Great holeshot and powerband improvements.
935211
Yes. Cause that's a levelling kit too....it's look pretty nice on Tacoma specially put an adoptor to your tires...
1061048
That isn't recommended for the motor home and the reason we put that gauge on there is because most tires that we suggest filling don't go that high (since it's only made for 33" tires).Thank you