I have a few areas of the garage that are sloped in a way that it's a challenge for me to get my games pitched correctly. I have the head on the down-slope side -- the garage door side. A few games sit at 5.0° when I'd rather have them at 6.0°+

I typically put new leg levelers on my pins, and then I put "carpet slider" disks underneath them.
I typically have the rear legs out "all the way", and the front legs in "all the way"
Sometimes I put "two sliders" under the pin in the back side.

The more I raise my game, the more "wobbly" it becomes.

What's the best way to get a little more height in the back when on a slope?

thanks,
-mof

One degree.
I suppose that would translate to roughly 1/4" - 1/2".
-mof

Good point, I'll check. I do for sure when I replace the levelers.
-mof

I don't have the keyboard skills to make the "°"
-mof

Ok, now I do -- (option-shift-8).
-mof

Who sells longer leg levelers?

What's the advantage of inserting two legs into the same board?

-mof