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Originally Posted by Laurie
I have a related question if "level" is not a function of the exterior...
Bear with me, this is how my brain works:
I like my stove to be relatively level so I can cook and boil without issues. The fridge floor seems to be "pretty close to" parallel to the sink surface and stovetop surface.
So, if I need to replace the bubble levels on the exterior, can I just set a measuring bowl of water on the stove (and futz around with the trailer) until the water appears level all around the measuring bowl, then install the bubbles?
Is there an easier way?
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You are correct in thinking that your stove and sink can be level while the rest of the trailer can be unlevel. The bubble levels on the outside are not that accurate and probably can be moved a little. I'd just use a small carpenter level or bubble level and leave it on your refer/stove. Once it is level then you are good to go, regardless of the exterior bubble levels readings.