armand_c
Advanced Member
We purchased our 260RD Reflection 5th wheel several years ago and in that time, we have used our leveling system often due to the unevenness of the terrain we were on. On this last trip we took a few weeks ago, we were at an RV park parked on a level dirt pad. When I activated the leveling system, I noticed that although the level i carry was showing we were slightly off level, I utilized the system and in its use, it had lifted one side of the tires almost 7 inches off the ground, higher than the Anderson leveling blocks we attempted to put under the tires. I spend a good 45 minutes trying different methods to remedy the problem only to end up with the same issue. A friend of mine happened to come visit us at the rv park we were at and showed me how to put the system in manual mode and lower the rear stabilizers and manually level the RV using the leveling system and a level. I am wondering if my system is wrong and can be reset? should i go by the tried and true level that I carry? This has happened before but we have been able to just shove the Anderson leveling block under the tires to support them, as I don't like the tires just hovering in the air (also the manual says definitely don't do this). Curious if anyone else has had this problem with these RV's and what they did to remedy the problem?