Can Hopkins Never Fade Trailer Bubble Level Set # HM08526 be Read in Rearview Mirror

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Can the level be read from the cabs rear view mirror?

asked by: Ray

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Depending on where you install it on your RV yes, the Hopkins Never Fade Trailer Bubble Level Set # HM08526 that you referenced can be read in a rear view mirror.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 4

The largest stick on level we offer for RVs is the Hopkins Never Fade Trailer Bubble Level Set #HM08526 which measures 3-3/4" long X 1-1/2" wide. The reflective bubble in the level make it easy to see from a longer distance like through a…

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Answer 5

While we do have the stick-on graduated levels, each of them are in the 3 to 4 inch range like you mentioned and there aren't any that are larger. So the trade off of getting something like the 10 inch Camco AccuLevel Trailer Bubble Level…

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Answer 10

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