Camper Slides Forward When Unhitching
When we came back from our last trip it was raining when we packed up and was still raining when we got home and backed the TT in the slightly sloped to the road driveway. We put one of those orange ...
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I use wood chocks and " load "the chocks each time that I unhitch ! Place the chocks , roll forward until the chocks stop the load , put truck in neutral for a second to unload the ball , jack it up . Worked for me for 40 years .
Some of the cheap yellow plastic chocks have a lip on the face that prevents them from contacting much tire . I take landscape timbers from Lowes and with my saw I cut 45 degree faces on a piece about 6 inches long , then eye hooks and tie two together with cord long enough to reach both tires on a side . Easy to carry and store . I hate plastic anything .
Some of the cheap yellow plastic chocks have a lip on the face that prevents them from contacting much tire . I take landscape timbers from Lowes and with my saw I cut 45 degree faces on a piece about 6 inches long , then eye hooks and tie two together with cord long enough to reach both tires on a side . Easy to carry and store . I hate plastic anything .
