🎓 Hopkins 08525 Advanced Graduation Level Review

First of all, I'm very happy that there are 2 packs. They have made leveling our RV so much easier! We placed one outside the kitchen window (in the center of the RV) and one at the front of the RV, right in the center, above our propane tanks. Instead of running back and forth trying to see the level, arguing about whether it's straight or not, we can see it from the outside and make adjustments quickly. Camp set up is now a breeze, taking less than 10 minutes instead of forever. Mounted on…

With these tools I don't have to take a spirit level and look for a place to level it, then adjust, re-level, etc. installs it: 1 • The Align the mobile home as usual. This is probably the most important step.2. Glue them to the metal frame instead of the wood/aluminum sides of the RV using sticky backing adhesive. Make sure they line up when you paste them.3. Use a center punch to mark where to drill 4. Using hardened drill bits, pre-drill a small hole and then a larger one for the screws5. I…

I like the simplicity of these devices. I have one in the front and one on the side of my RV. I used the included double sided foam tape to attach it to the van so I didn't have to drill holes. However, the tape allows for slight movement that can confuse actual levels. I used a long spirit level when installing. I use my own 4 foot spirit level to make sure the trailer frame itself is level. Then I attached these two to my trailer using my own bubble level. The site is pretty accurate…

I've seen so many cheap RV levels I needed a magnifying glass to read them. These levels are big enough to stand by and read. They are also quite sensitive. We can literally line our trailer with 1/4 inch pieces of wood (under the wheels) if we like. You can see the bubble moving with minimal adjustments. For the installation, I advise you to perfectly level the floor of your motorhome. First, place the spirit level where you want it (without covering the adhesive strip), line it up (bubble in…

I really like the level. The little bubble and graduated markings help me avoid guessing how much to raise or lower the jacks or how many inches to add under the wheels to level the trailer. My problem is with the crappy tape on the back. even. The level comes with a strip of foam tape on the back of the level. The problem is that the foam tape is too thick, causing the level to move about 1/16 inch away from the RV, or enough for the level to change position and be off-center. This gives an…

It seems to be one of the best equalizers. There are two different scales at these levels. One for the side (back of the bus) and the other for the front back (side of the bus). The reason there are different scales is that they are more or less calibrated in inches. For example, with simple trigonometry, you can determine how many inches a car is off level by simply using the right angle formula and solving for one side. . The input values are the angle (determined by the plane) and the…