Leaning trailer

[aurorashine]

Ok, so I have the trailer parked and then we fill up the water tank with H2o and the portopotty (nasty lil' thing) with water and solution powder and all of a sudden the trailer has a mean lean (if ya know what I mean) now, I know nothing of levelers. I know I have 3. Should I have 4? Do I need to buy a jack to get this thing up high enough to place a leveler under it?
I am sooo new to all of this. I would just like to go to bed and not feel like I am going to fall out of my bed in the morning.

[joncar]

need more info, to be of help to you.. what type trailer ect?? where are leveling jacks located? joncar

[murffdog]

Ok, so I have the trailer parked and then we fill up the water tank with H2o and the portopotty (nasty lil' thing) with water and solution powder and all of a sudden the trailer has a mean lean (if ya know what I mean) now, I know nothing of levelers. I know I have 3. Should I have 4? Do I need to buy a jack to get this thing up high enough to place a leveler under it?
I am sooo new to all of this. I would just like to go to bed and not feel like I am going to fall out of my bed in the morning.

On a TT you should have one on each corner, (4) and they are stabilizers, not levelers. Level side to side by running your wheels on boards and front to rear by your tongue jack. Stabilizers under each corner. When you added the extra weight, one of your stabilizers may of sunk in the ground.

[joncar]

if it is a trailer? you should have at least 4 stabilizing jacks...2 front,, 2 rear.. but some travel trailers do not have jacks on the front corners, only two in the rear.. plus the front tongue mounted lifting jack..joncar