Wheel chocks
I have been reading that one person posted that "mechanical chocks are a lawsuit waiting to happen". May I ask why? I had the X chocks before and did not have a problem. I got Class C and could not...
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ol Bombero-JC wrote:Roger10378 wrote:
I forgot to remove my Roto Chocks one time. I knew it real soon as I couldn't move. I took a lot of work to get them out because they had lodged even tighter as I tried to move the trailer. Too bad they are no longer made.
Rotos are/were great - so was Pearl & her husband (RIP).
However - the main benefit of Rotos (and others) is they keep the RV from movement - like walking inside, moving from one end to the other, etc.
Wood is your friend for lots of uses. So, two or three 2 x 6s about 18 inches long will keep you from moving - even if you forget them - trying to drive over them will get your attention....:W
BTW - I always chock in front of - and behind - at least one wheel with *wood* chocks. Cheap & handy for other stuff - if beat-up, toss 'em and replace.
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I TOTALLY agree about Roto-Chocks. 1st on/last off. Pearl and her hubby were great folks w/ a great product. I still have mine in shed and won't sell them. They are the "Super Glue" of wheel chocks. Saying all this tho, they won't fit on current rig, so like above, I simply put a 2x4x12 in front of LR tire and behind LF tire. No probs.
