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:2-MTnesters wrote:
That is correct, if it takes 1 block high to achieve level then It may take 2 blocks to be able to extend beyond the tire, if 2 blocks high then may take 5 blocks (3 on bottom and 2 on top) etc. I have never had the blocks slide on me, the fact that the chocks on the opposite side are directly on the ground also assist in preventing sliding as well. I also carry 3 sets of the Lynx Levelers (each set containing 10 blocks) with me to ensure I have plenty to crib up safely and ensure stability.
Wow. I didn't think you would ever want to park in a spot so steep that two blocks sitting next to three blocks would be flat on top!
In most cases, you would just be putting an equal number of blocks next to another to form a platform for your chock, right?
These blocks stack like Lego's, 3 blocks on the bottom and two on top of them, 5 blocks total. Look HERE to see what I mean. The 5 blocks would be minus the one on top in the picture. You can even use This for your chock. Made for the Lynx Leveler blocks.
