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On the Level	Michael	8-9-03
How important is it to keep my travel trailer level. I have a 30' that is parked in a sloped driveway. I lower the front as far as it will go but there is still about a 10-15 degree incline. I see alot of leveling tools o the market and wonder if staying on the level is that important.
Re: On the Level	Paul Schwarztrauber	8-17-03
Yes, is should be level or close. If you leave someting tipped for any length of time it will start going that way. It is like putting a piece of lumber on an incline with nothing in the middle and it will warp. It will eventually effect your structure. We were told when we got ours not to every put out the side unless our are level. I do home repairs for a living. Good Luck!