Warranty Information and Durability of the Andersen Camper Leveler part # AM3604

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Is there any kind of warranty with the Andersen levelers, by eTrailer, or by the manufacturer? Or return policy? Looking at some of the reveiws, many said that the product broke in two, after a couple of uses.

asked by: Gary S

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I spoke to my contact at Andersen and he informed me that the Andersen Camper Leveler part AM3604 that you referenced has a lifetime warranty. If it ever were to break they would replace it for free.

He also mentioned that he has sold thousands of these and has maybe had to replace 5 due to them breaking. Nothing is indestructible, but I would almost guarantee these would not break for you. They are also made in the USA.

Check out the review video I attached as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The Andersen Camper Wheel Chock and Leveler part #AM3604 has a lifetime warranty so it will be covered for life from any manufacturing defects.

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The Andersen Camper Wheel Chock and Leveler #AM3604 can be used on both hard surfaces like asphalt and on grass and gravel surfaces. If that surface can handle the weight of your 30-foot motor home it will support that same load, up to 30,000-lbs,…

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Answer 5

Sounds like you are looking for just the part #3605. That's just the chock section of the #AM3604.

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The Andersen Camper Leveler #AM3604 is designed to fit the majority of tandem-axle trailers, but according to my contact at Andersen Tools the leveler can be trimmed if necessary to allow use with closely-spaced axles. You would simply need to trim…

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Answer 8

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