Survey: How often do you chock your wheels?
I was in a campground in Kansas that was as flat as a billiard table, and my neighbor had all four trailer wheels chocked front and back. I thought this was overkill and it prompted my to ask this qu...
Forum Discussion
bpounds wrote:
Some are overstating the issue a bit, in my opinion. Which is fine, great in fact, always better to be safe.
Fivers are not easily rolled though. After all, you've got about 25 percent of the weight on dead skids. And the heavier they are, the more difficult to get one rolling. I chock, as I said above. Just adding a little reason to the discussion.
You'd be surprised how easily the front jacks move on rain-soaked boards or on mud. Been there, done that and got the t-shirt. That's why I ALWAYS chock.
Rusty
