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If your caravan is sited & you dont want to reconnect it to your car, bring a jack & plenty of short planks of wood, you also need a small spirit level. Jack up caravan & slide plank of wood under wheel, drop the jack & check caravan is level with spirit level.
Obviously you will have to experiment with different thicknesses, you can also use paving slabs or breeze blocks. You will probabley have to put blocks under corner steadies on one side as well to prevent them being too vertical.
As previously stated level fore/aft with jockey wheel & leave down on a block if you like. Once van is level then wind down corner steadies firmly, as stated, never use corner steadies for levelling, you can put blocks under all 4 if you want & the van should stay level all season.
If you want to spend money you can of course buy plastic leveling ramps & drag 'van up onto them with you car & you can also buy a windup device that goes under the wheel & jacks it up. this is your best option but expensive.
------------- Sell my camper? I'd rather eat school semolina!
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