where should I place these for my pick up truck camper? Ideally, I'd like them somewhere I can see them while trying to level my truck on blocks.
1326122
1 on the front of your trailer in the middle horizontal & 1 on the inside edge table or counter horizontal.
1326123
Basically any location where they will be visible. One on back, one on side. They have tape on them so no need to drill.
1326124
We put 1 on the back and one on the drivers side rear. This works well to let us know where to put the graduated level risers. Our kitchen is at the back so we try to keep it low - as I am short.... cheers.... Valerie
1326125
Ideally, you want to put at least one of them where you can see it when you're parking the vehicle. On a camper, it's on the front so I can see side to side level as I back in. Then the front/ back is adjusted by lowering the camper. Can you put one on your back window? It can even be inside. Just park on a level surface and then attach the level at the zero mark. You may be able to attach the front/back one inside the truck also. I'm assuming that you leave the camper on the truck.
1326126
Slightly above the sides of the truck. I have 1 on each side of the front of my camper and one on each side of the back of my trailer.
1326127
I put one on all four corners two sides , to help me when I arrive at the site , one on to level front to back on each corner then one on each corner to level side to side . Really makes a difference in the walking an especially sleeping . I have a fifth wheel so I use 8 but in 35ft it makes a difference front to back & side to side Hope this helps thanks for the question .
272026
you're just leveling a single axle popup or light camper, right? Only one is necessary, and buy it!! It's so much easier than leveling blocks ;-)
94272
They are a little steep for a regular pickup, so probably not. Unless u had an elevated area to back up to wherever you were going.
367991
Under the bed above the rear axle. You might have to relocate the exhaust depending on the truck.
62317
Look very close on each level and you will see a letter on each one that indicates where each level is to be mounted. One goes on the side and the other on the back. make sure you park rv on level area before installing.
1001534
Look under your truck, if the front axle looks like the back one then you do. You should have a ridged pipe looking thing, that doesn't bend in the middle, between your front tires.
2147403
The best dang tire you can buy for a truck weighing more than 8k lbs and needing great off road capabilities. Just curious. Why do you care about the sidewalls? Worried about curbs or bullets? lol.
1880615
I mounted them to the camper not the awning. Ran 1.5inches below where the awning was attached to the camper. The lights have an adhesive strip and silicon mounts (buy aluminum 1/4' screws not what comes with it the light as they will rust). Then I to for good measure put a bead of clear silicon around the edges. 2 years and we get other campers stopping by.
1464324
They mount directly to the underside of the body of your truck, not the frame. Depending on what you are looking for to accomodate getting in with the lift you might need another step or to customize a different bracket. But with 3 inches these should work fine. Hope this helps.
1937363
Dear Chris,From what I can tell these appear to be passive pickups. If you look at the back there isn't a spot for the battery pack required for active pickups. I hope this helps!WWBW
1136514
I honestly couldn't answer cause I never put them on my truck due to the fact that the place where their suppose to mount was rusted out if u like email me at zizzamorton@aol.com and we can work something out if u would like to purchase mine never even used and I'll sell them to u cheaper k let me know
1894479
Don't get a trailer for it .places charge you more for launching fee. I would try to put in my bed of truck if i were you.if it sticks ouy couple feet so what .put red flag on end of it. You be surprised. How light it is
2009567
Keith said spot. I think they have to much spread to be spot. They light up a pretty large area despite being mounted about 6' off the ground in my application.
2010759
Your safe to put em on your truck, I did then got on a back road and they got me to the end when my 4wd quit working. :) there nice.
2238355
You're correct, they would not be beneficial. Only other suggestion is using sandbags (long tube type used for weight in the back of pickup trucks). You'll want something to keep it steady. It'll probably 'walk' on the concrete when being used. Good luck!
1234814
I am not familiar with your truck. I can't find a good picture of the bed, but it looks like you have plastic tops for the rails. Look at the front and see if you have vertical box like channels at the front and rear of your truck bed. If so, then the plastic rail covers are hiding the cut outs. If your bed rails don't have cut outs in the top (where stakes used to go when they actually used the beds of truck to haul things) you can't use them. Most trucks still have them, usually 2 at the front of the bed in the top of the rail and 2 at the back. Some long bed trucks have 3 sets with one in the middle. If you go stand in the bed of yor truck and look down on the top of the rails yuo should see rectangular cut outs in the top of the rails. They may have covers that are partially cut out of the bed liner that you have to remove to insert these. Usually it is obvious where these go. If your bed rails are smooth and have no openings in the top, you may not be able to use these. I would be surprised if there were no cut outs.
792294
I have not hooked mine up yet but I am Planning on connecting them into the tail and brake lights of my camper. The lights are very low plan on putting these up a ways. camper all fiberglass. it has the old system the brake and turn is one. hope this helps you Just waiting for warmer weather here to wire them up