Only thing I can think of is adjusting the pin box. This is my first fifth wheel that I got last week so I’m still learning a lot about it and I’m really liking it so far. I would love to be able to have it more level so we’re more comfortable when we stop for rest or a meal.
Check to make sure the hitch in the truck is on the lowest setting and the pin on the camper is up as high as it will go. After that lower the truck or lift the camper. Some axles have lift kits and some people flip the axle so it’s underslung below the leaf spring.
Looks pretty level. You can lower the hitch but you don’t need much of an adjustment, if any.
It appears that your hitch is too high. The space between the truck rails and the trailer should be 6 inches.
Flip the axles what I had to do was lower my hitch receiver and add the Lippert Correct Track alignment kit. That gave my trailer a 2 in left. Leveled me right out
Flip the axles. Typically the axles sit on top of the leaf springs. By placing the axles under the leaf springs you will gain enough clearance to level the trailer but at the same time you will need to step up higher to get into the coach while camping
For best results, both truck and camper should travel level – which you know as to why your looking to level the camper. Just be careful to not lower the hitch/pin box to the point that the box clearance is reduced below 3-4 inches minimum. May have to consider something on the trailer axle end. Picture could be deceiving but it looks like you may have a struggle to get her setup perfect.
