Chocking question?
When using Lynx blocks how do you manage getting the wheel chocks wedged under the tires? Looking at the picture below would seem like it might be hard to do?
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- BAL deluxe locking chocks on both sides work perfect whether using levelers or on flat ground.
Eyetattoo wrote:
Chuck&Gail wrote:
Thanks, but one question.......why not use the Rotochok on both sides?
I use a Rotochok on the side up on Lynx Leveler blocks. Just normal wedge chocks for tires on ground. Worked great for years, I highly recommend them.
NOTE DO NOT ONLY CHOCK ONE SIDE. If a good wind comes up, the TT can EASILY pivot. From that point on you are in BIG trouble. Just depends what it hits first.
I do....And we have mid ship tri-pod screw stabs, they go between the wheels and the landing gear on our hauler.....They really help to stable our rig.- I have been using Rotochok's for years on this rig and the previous one and they do work very well. Its time to replace the pins and plates and glad to see they offer those parts.
Rotochok installation video - Heres a good link to view: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pegG0hTNJc
Chuck&Gail wrote:
Thanks, but one question.......why not use the Rotochok on both sides?
I use a Rotochok on the side up on Lynx Leveler blocks. Just normal wedge chocks for tires on ground. Worked great for years, I highly recommend them.
NOTE DO NOT ONLY CHOCK ONE SIDE. If a good wind comes up, the TT can EASILY pivot. From that point on you are in BIG trouble. Just depends what it hits first.- Another vote for Rotochok!
- I use a Rotochok on the side up on Lynx Leveler blocks. Just normal wedge chocks for tires on ground. Worked great for years, I highly recommend them.
NOTE DO NOT ONLY CHOCK ONE SIDE. If a good wind comes up, the TT can EASILY pivot. From that point on you are in BIG trouble. Just depends what it hits first. - Awesome, thanks!
- I use a pair of expanding chocks like the X-Chock on the side with the Lynx blocks (Triple Axle). I then put regular wheel chocks on the other side. Never had it move even the slightest bit.
- Rotochoks are amazing. Give them the measurement between your wheels and they'll get you the right set.
http://www.rotochok.com/
