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| Manufacturer |
Beech Lane |
| Brand |
Beech Lane |
| Model |
Beech Lane RV Air Leveler |
| Item Weight |
19.25 pounds |
| Package Dimensions |
14.76 x 13.98 x 4.88 inches |
| Item model number |
BL-210-Master |
| Manufacturer Part Number |
BL-210-Master |
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- COMPATIBLE WITH ALL DUAL AXLE TIRE SPACING LARGER FOOTPRINT DOESN’T SINK INTO SOFT GROUND LIKE BLOCKS AND RAMPS- Proprietary inner inflation tube is protected by fire hose PVC tubing for maximum protection against deflation.
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4.1 / 5
40 source ratings
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M&M –
I wanted levelers for our class b and picked this up since it doesn’t take up any space. We always have an 18v inflator with us on trips, so this works out well. They are heavy duty and pretty heavy, which is a good thing. This set can be used with a dual axle setup with the included hose so each bag can inflate at the same height. This also comes with extra valves that you can screw into each bag’s valve stem with a valve tool (not included) so that you can use these separately. I had no problem setting these up, backing up on them, inflating to the desired height. Once you’re ready to go, simply screw on the deflator on the valves and let the air out. Very impressed with these.
Arzach –
I’m new to hauling a trailer. I’ve been doing fine, but it is definitely a learning curve! Leveling the trailer isn’t something I thought much about prior to acquiring it, but it is extremely important. The usual leveling tools are curved plastic ramps that go under the wheels on one side and require you to move forward and backward to get the correct level. Enter the Air Leveler! These allow you to simply raise one side of the trailer with an air pump, making leveling a breeze. We barely had to inflate the bags to level the camper in the picture shown, but the bags are tough and heavy, and I have no worries about their ability to go higher. Leveling was truly as simple as using a portable pump to inflate the bags while another person watched the built-in spirit level on the camper to tell you when to stop. My only minor complaint is that the bags are just barely wider than my tires, so it takes some careful positioning to avoid the valve stems. This isn’t hard, but is the one part of the process that requires more focused attention. My plan for camper set-up is to make it as easy as possible, so we can get on with the camping! These air levelers add significantly to that goal.
Gary –
I had hoped to test this leveler method on my last RV trip, but all the places were pretty level and so I didn’t get to use it. Good thing, as I found out today. I used the air bags separately, as they don’t need to be used together. It’s a nice setup for dual axles however with the airline TEE connection. I figured I’d try it out in my driveway. I got the tire centered over the bag, and began to inflate it. I let it rise to 30 PSIG, and then discovered that I hadn’t brought out a tape measure. I went inside and came out a couple minutes later, only to discover the pressure was down to 15 PSIG. I thought maybe my compressor had a leak, so I put my ear next to it, and shortly discovered that the hissing was coming from the front of the bag. I re-inflated it to get a height measurement, then deflated and pulled the bag off to the side. I got some soap suds and re-inflated the bag to less than a couple PSIG; it hadn’t even caused the gauge to move off zero yet. The last picture shows the result, a huge leak.I’d think that they would run a simple leak test before boxing, but apparently not. Their method of sealing the end must be faulty, as I might expect a tiny leak after much use, but this was a total gross failure. I gave two stars, as I think this should be an easy to use leveling method, they just need to get their QC in line. BTW, I’ve used the Beech Lane hard plastic crescent shaped levers, and they work very well, so they do have good products, otherwise.
roxycowgirl –
I love camping in the mountains but it is always very difficult to get level. Now that I have a horse trailer with a super slide it is even more difficult. These airbags have been so helpful and made leveling quick and easy. They are very durable and much heavier than expected which is assuring. I cut a restaurant mat to use under the bags to protect them which worked well on the rocky soil. It also works great to hold them in place. I used the stick on level under the gooseneck of the trailer to gauge how much air to get it level. I used a small portable air compressor that is run by a drill battery and it worked flawlessly and only took a couple of minutes. It took a fraction of the time and was much more compact than the stack of boards that it would normally take. My slide doesn’t get the strain and have the problems that it used to now that I can get it perfectly level. So far we’ve used them 2 weekends and they haven’t popped yet. I also used them at the dump station to get the tanks very empty. I am very pleased and they have gotten a lot of attention in the campgrounds.
NTNEKG –
One of the air bags leaked right out of the box and the “Y” connector was broken on arrival. The other bag seemed to function well and held air like it should. I contacted customer service and they got the replacement shipped right away. The replacement works great and I now think this will be a good product and has the support to back it up.
Stephan Rountree –
You can use these on individual tires as separate units. Used a Dewalt battery pump and worked great. Was so easy to level van for camping. Deflated drove away and repositioned several times in 3 days, was no problem. Used chock blocks on the other 2 wheels for safety. Well worth the money!
Miriam Pawlitkova –
Good