They aren't really intended as 'leveling' jacks, rather, they stabilize the trailer once it is
level.
I
level side to side when positioning on the pad using a
ramp on the low side. Large bubble
level on the front of the trailer, placed after leveling in my driveway using a 6'
level on the frame.
Level end to end when disconnecting with tongue jack.
Stabilize only with screw jacks. I use one of those $19.00 drill/light combos from Harbor Freight. Set the drill clutch to maximum tension and run the screws down until the drill clutch slips. Always do the curbside (entry side) first. If it is just a tad higher than the street side the a/c will drain to the back.
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