Floor not level -workaround?

[DanScu]

Hi guys
The floor of my gamesroom dips much lower where the rear legs of my pinball are situated (and the pin can't fit anywhere else!). To get approx 6.5 degrees on the playfield I've had to fully extend the rear leg levellers and also site the rear legs on a piece of 4x2 timber (the front levellers are fully lowered).

Obviously I'm concerned the rear legs might slip off over time, so are there any other easy workarounds that would be safer (I want to avoid the hassle of getting the floor screeded/levelled if I can)?
Thanks
Dan

 

[Carl Spiby]

If you can find a big enough spade drill bit, you could make a recess in the wood for the castor to sit in?

 

[Steve]

Not sure if I'm imagining this but aren't there shorter legs available? you could fit a pair on the front which would gain you a couple of inches at the back.

 

[cooldan]

pffffft you said inches

 

[RudeDogg1]

Why don't you save yourself the hassle and put down some self leveling compound?

 

[replicas]

Stern legs are longer than most.
Or just get a wider board for the rear legs to rest on. That way they won't fall off.

 

[DanScu]

Thanks guys for all your suggestions, will get this sorted now!
Cheers
Dan