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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cm11599ps wrote:dcmac214 wrote:
If it's a 2-axle use X-type chocks (or make your own - easy). Otherwise all of the above.
I actually have a set in the mail as I type. I've heard mixed reviews about installing them prior to unhitching so I think I'd rather err on the side of caution and only install them once I'm level.
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Chocks.....even the X-Chocks........FIRST thing on/LAST thing off
IF you are going to 'err on the side of caution' install them before unhitching.
That's what they are for.........blocking the tires to prevent trailer from moving when unhitching from tow vehicle.
