imstilllarry
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I had a link to these instructions that expired. I've had several requests to fix the old link but thought it would be good to just create another that will not expire and repost. Also to give an update of my experience using this system so far.
This link is documentation of my process to install Bullseye swing down electric automatic levelers. In the almost year and a half that I have been using these levelers I have to report that they work great. They deploy quickly and will level with one button push. The Sprinter frame is lower in the front by about 3" so it is common to lift the front tires off the ground to level. When the coach is setting on the levelers it is rock solid as if it is setting on the frame directly. I have to admit I now think levelers are a requirement and I won't have another RV without them.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/o4ysjvb6cxsugik/Bullseye Installation.pdf
One thing they don't do that I would like. A feature that I believe will be in the new Bullseye electronics coming shortly. The feature is a way to swing down the jacks and have them wait for me to place blocks under the pads before they start to extend, then have a way to continue the process of leveling. You can use block now but have to be careful to line them up so the legs will swing down and hit them squarely.
BTW, several of us installed this system on our Unity Sprinters about the same time. It would be interesting to hear from other on there experience as well. I know we all installed them differently. Some other installation might even be better.
This link is documentation of my process to install Bullseye swing down electric automatic levelers. In the almost year and a half that I have been using these levelers I have to report that they work great. They deploy quickly and will level with one button push. The Sprinter frame is lower in the front by about 3" so it is common to lift the front tires off the ground to level. When the coach is setting on the levelers it is rock solid as if it is setting on the frame directly. I have to admit I now think levelers are a requirement and I won't have another RV without them.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/o4ysjvb6cxsugik/Bullseye Installation.pdf
One thing they don't do that I would like. A feature that I believe will be in the new Bullseye electronics coming shortly. The feature is a way to swing down the jacks and have them wait for me to place blocks under the pads before they start to extend, then have a way to continue the process of leveling. You can use block now but have to be careful to line them up so the legs will swing down and hit them squarely.
BTW, several of us installed this system on our Unity Sprinters about the same time. It would be interesting to hear from other on there experience as well. I know we all installed them differently. Some other installation might even be better.