All this work & worry the solution is vastly simpler.......Just park it with tires on the curb to level it out.
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Basic Trainee
All this work & worry the solution is vastly simpler.......Just park it with tires on the curb to level it out.
Private
Better yet bleed a little air out of the tires on the "high corners" of the truck until every thing evens out.
M-715's as big as FSJ's come
Private 1st Class
Wouldn't the truck be in whack if it wasn't level ? Out of whack ,or no whack would be good.
DaveJ
Staff Sergeant
I find that lots of trail time on unlevel, rocky ground makes it hard to tell if its crooked or not.
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