X-chock question
I read elsewhere that, according to the instructions, you are suppose to only attach the X-chocks after you unhitch. Why would that be? I've been setting everything before unhitching my TT. Somet...
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2-MTnesters wrote:
Maybe in case the trailer were to roll or shift a bit this would prevent it from being damaged. These are not to be used as wheel chocks they are to prevent movement fore and aft after proper chocking and set-up.
For one, if I have my one side up on stackers like I mentioned, regular wheel chocks won't work, as the wheels are not on the ground.
Even If the other side was very secure, the trailer could move a little, leaving the wheels hanging off one side of the stackers.
Maybe it's because I only have a 22' light weight TT, but I can't imagine the X-chock breaking. Looks pretty tough to me. It stays rock solid when I un-hitch, and keeps the wheels right in the middle of the stacker blocks like I left them.
