wheel chocks

I hope and pray nothing ever happens to my rotochoks. Thet are probably the best RV investment I have ever made. I was lucky enough to get mine before they went out of businees

Cant believe that someone did not pick up the patent and Mfg them.Have had mine 8 years and love them a real Quality product.

thanks alex, I will look into those

BAL makes x chocks that work with 1.3" of space, that's less than the minimum 2" that most have. I run a set of these.

rrev wrote:
The Rotochok's look cool. Too bad they're out of business. Looks like something that I may have to try to fab up.

Rotos *ARE* very cool - so was Pearl...:C

Rotos are probably the only reason I should lock my compt doors -
except they are out in "the open" when in use..:(

If you could "fab up" a similar chock - without patent infringement,
and go into production (however small) - smart RV owners would beat a path to your door!...:B

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thanks Dutchman
I have just one of yours, and I do like it. needed opinions. I will look for one more.

The Rotochok's look cool. Too bad they're out of business. Looks like something that I may have to try to fab up.

I have also used RotoChoks for years. Had to modify them to fit my new trailer. I hit Craig A's link and am saddened they are out of business. I dealt with Pearl when I bought mine, a nice lady.

I think you need two to stabilize the trailer. I've used these ROTOCHOK for about 8 years and they work great

I've been using nothing but these: Click here. for years and years now on 3 different TT's. I have on occasion used the 1 pal. They do what they are designed to do, keep the wheel from moving. I do use them with my utility trailer all the time (single axle).

Put one facing each direction (I prefer the middle between the tires (when I have used them on the TT), and make sure you have them on both sided of the camper.

My Bal style, works very nice. Never had the trailer move with them in place.