Hey All,
Hope everyone is doing well. I've begun building a expo rv based of a 2001 BAE m1088 chassis. Once the build gains momentum past the standard items I'll start a build thread, although I'm not great at write ups--I'll try my best.
As I begin to piece everything together, I have a few questions still remaining that I haven't been able to figure out. I've read the subframe thread, and decided on a 4 point system. What I am unsure about, is the best way to level the camper box in the event we are parked at a decent angle or not level ground. My assumption is the subframe will flex away from the chassis a bit, but how do we ensure level habitation box overnight? I've read about some of the Unicat or Action Mobil truck's and their 'auto level' systems, but can't find much more information than that.
Apart from building a subfloor in my camper box above the floor base, I can't figure out a way (and I don't want to go this route as that seems overly technical and expensive).
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Hope everyone is doing well. I've begun building a expo rv based of a 2001 BAE m1088 chassis. Once the build gains momentum past the standard items I'll start a build thread, although I'm not great at write ups--I'll try my best.
As I begin to piece everything together, I have a few questions still remaining that I haven't been able to figure out. I've read the subframe thread, and decided on a 4 point system. What I am unsure about, is the best way to level the camper box in the event we are parked at a decent angle or not level ground. My assumption is the subframe will flex away from the chassis a bit, but how do we ensure level habitation box overnight? I've read about some of the Unicat or Action Mobil truck's and their 'auto level' systems, but can't find much more information than that.
Apart from building a subfloor in my camper box above the floor base, I can't figure out a way (and I don't want to go this route as that seems overly technical and expensive).
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.