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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Rmack1 wrote:
OK, If I'm following you, you have an extra stacker block next to the one your wheels are sitting on, on the down hill side. You then place the regular chock on the stacker, level with the bottom of the wheels, right?
This should work, as long as the stackers don't go sliding, which might be possible if you're sitting on something slick, like concrete. Not sure.
I would have my other side secured with a chock per wheel, on the ground, anyway. I just need two more chocks.
Correction; I would only have room for one extra chock, as the space between my two wheels on one side isn't enough for more stackers. One chock on a stacker sounds better than none, though.
Thanks for the tips, 2MTnesters.
