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Scoopee · 03-03-2015, 06:42 AM

We have been leveling after we get the rig off the truck, then hooking up water, electric, etc., then putting the slides out. Seems like it never gets exactly level this way. Is it better to level after the slides are extended?

Also, our fuse panel descriptions are unreadable. Probably not labeled until the labeler was lying on the floor and was also not good at penmanship. I called Keystone and all they said was to remove a fuse and see what would not work, then label it ourselves. Seems like a company that big would be a little more scientific about it. It should be standardized. Anyone got any better suggestions?

03-03-2015, 06:42 AM	#1
Scoopee New Member Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Jackson Posts: 2 M.O.C. #14714	When To Level and Fuse Identiications We have been leveling after we get the rig off the truck, then hooking up water, electric, etc., then putting the slides out. Seems like it never gets exactly level this way. Is it better to level after the slides are extended? Also, our fuse panel descriptions are unreadable. Probably not labeled until the labeler was lying on the floor and was also not good at penmanship. I called Keystone and all they said was to remove a fuse and see what would not work, then label it ourselves. Seems like a company that big would be a little more scientific about it. It should be standardized. Anyone got any better suggestions?