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buspilot · 08-05-2018, 01:37 PM

We discovered it on our first trip. Lengthwise on off door side - the raised portion runs from the pantry to just in front of the couch in the rear- and widthwise it runs from the off door side edge to the door side and is about 1/3 of the total width. This puts you standing in front of the sink wondering why you feel like you are tipping forward.
It was our first experience with an auto leveler and I thought I just hadn't gotten that right, but with a level it is easy to find. The floor is level in front of the door and as you slide the level toward the refrigerator you see the end rise and note level bubble change.
Thanks for the information and tips. Hadn't thought of having them make the finance payments and I can't imagine they will want me to take it to them.
They can have it back too if they'd rather.

08-05-2018, 01:37 PM	#6
buspilot Established Member Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Oak Harbor Posts: 14 M.O.C. #21274	Uneven floor We discovered it on our first trip. Lengthwise on off door side - the raised portion runs from the pantry to just in front of the couch in the rear- and widthwise it runs from the off door side edge to the door side and is about 1/3 of the total width. This puts you standing in front of the sink wondering why you feel like you are tipping forward. It was our first experience with an auto leveler and I thought I just hadn't gotten that right, but with a level it is easy to find. The floor is level in front of the door and as you slide the level toward the refrigerator you see the end rise and note level bubble change. Thanks for the information and tips. Hadn't thought of having them make the finance payments and I can't imagine they will want me to take it to them. They can have it back too if they'd rather.