HWH 600 Series

The ultimate in leveling systems. A BI-AXIS® computer automatically selects the fast, efficient way to level the vehicle. The hydraulic models deploy jack combinations to quickly level and stabilize the vehicle with minimum flexing of the coach structure. 

The air leveling system is available for motor homes equipped with an air bag suspension. It automatically levels the motor home and then re-checks for level every 30 minutes. If the vehicle has dropped out of level, a small, ultra-quiet air compressor restores the level condition. 

The hydraulic and air leveling system controls leveling with a single computer. The air system is ideal for short layovers while the hydraulic jacks provide stability for longer stops.

HWH Bi-Axis Leveling Commentary

HWH 300 Series

Utilizes the same type of hydraulic valving found on our premium HWH 600 Series computer-controlled system. You simply push buttons indicated by the Leveleze™ light system to level. It’s fast and simple. 

The touch panel can be mounted virtually anywhere. A new 300 Series control system is available for towable and travel trailers. Especially recommended for towables with room extensions, it features a hand-held, pendant-type controller.

HWH 200 Series

Joy Stick-Controlled Hydraulic Leveling

Provides 4-point BI-AXIS® leveling with a “joy stick valve” control system. Once leveled, the remaining jacks can be extended to provide additional stability against the wind and activity in the vehicle.  

HWH Leveling Jacks

HWH manufactures kick-down and straight-acting jacks in a broad range of capacities. 

The kick-down jacks are easier to mount in tight situations. They are usually not damaged if the motor home is moved with the jacks down. The straight-acting jacks feature rigid deployment with larger footpads to resist sinking into soft ground. 

All jacks are retracted mechanically by means of double springs. This ensures the jacks can be raised in the event of an electrical or hydraulic malfunction. 

Other manufacturers use plated hydraulic rods which can rust and pit, causing expensive damage to seals. Our stainless steel rods resist corrosion for many years of flawless operation.