We just sold our HitchHiker II and purchased a Mobile Suites 40KSSB4. Had rotochocks with the HHii and purchased a used set for the MS. The Rotochocks I just got are size X (extra large) and I need a size large. Does anyone in the forum have a size Large rotochocks? I need to top and bottom width measurements so I can cut these chocks down to the correct size or make new plates for them, Any help would be appreciated.

I have some but I'm not sure of the sizes. Where is it marked? I replaced mine when I changed 5th wheels.

I would cut some wood templates to help correctly size to your tires and spacing. That is what I did when I had to increase the size of my RotoChoks.

Durb wrote:I would cut some wood templates to help correctly size to your tires and spacing. That is what I did when I had to increase the size of my RotoChoks.That is what I did to cut down our's to the correct size. Except I used cardboard for the templates.

Well, I didn't know what they were, so googling I found this:Hope it is helpful :)

When we purchased a new TT last year I also had to modify my RotoChoks. I sure wish the family would have sold the business to someone else or at least the patent for RotoChoks. Best wheel chocks I have ever come across. ;)

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glazier
Explorer II
Feb 09, 2017
I love my Rotochock's they are the best chock ever built IMO. The main components of them are very high quality, if you have those the wedge triangles could be made easy to fit different applications.
Fireball69
Explorer
Feb 08, 2017
time2roll wrote:
I have some marked "L"

about 7.25" across the bottom and 5.125" across the top.

sorry, not for sale.

Time2Roll, thank you for the information. I will double check the fit with your measurements and if they work I'll cut mine down to size.

Thank you again, Phil
3oaks
Explorer
Feb 07, 2017
ol Bombero-JC wrote:

Everyone who ever chatted with Pearl to place an order came away smiling!...:)..:B..:C

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That was for sure! ;)
time2roll
Nomad
Feb 07, 2017
I have some marked "L"

about 7.25" across the bottom and 5.125" across the top.

sorry, not for sale.
ol_Bombero-JC
Explorer
Feb 07, 2017
Tin Pusher wrote:
Well, I didn't know what they were, so googling I found this:

Hope it is helpful :)

The link is right on, stating Rotos are:
"The Cadillac of Wheel chocks"....although I would take that comparison a few notches higher! (Ferrari?)

Everyone who ever chatted with Pearl to place an order came away smiling!...:)..:B..:C

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Cummins12V98
Explorer III
Feb 07, 2017
With the 6 point leveling I don't use RotoChocks so I sold mine.
Durb
Explorer
Feb 07, 2017
3oaks wrote:
When we purchased a new TT last year I also had to modify my RotoChoks.

I sure wish the family would have sold the business to someone else or at least the patent for RotoChoks. Best wheel chocks I have ever come across. ;)

My son and I discussed calling them about just that but then we looked at the product. The quality of the design, parts and machining was definitely high end. Even the stainless install handle was over the top. Can't see how they could have turned a profit at even $200 a pair with limited volume. I'm sure glad I bought mine when I did.
Fireball69
Explorer
Feb 07, 2017
fj12ryder wrote:
I have some but I'm not sure of the sizes. Where is it marked? I replaced mine when I changed 5th wheels.

They are marked/engraved on the plastic front plate above the crank.
3oaks
Explorer
Feb 06, 2017
When we purchased a new TT last year I also had to modify my RotoChoks.

I sure wish the family would have sold the business to someone else or at least the patent for RotoChoks. Best wheel chocks I have ever come across. ;)
Tin_Pusher
Explorer II
Feb 06, 2017
Well, I didn't know what they were, so googling I found this:

Hope it is helpful :)