Do you chock only one side when using leveling blocks?

Boskie wrote:
I chock both sides, always..

x2!

I use BAL X-chocks on both sides and hard rubber (Harbor Freight) chocks fore and aft on the non-level block side. DW hates ANY movement.

Larry

Dave H M wrote:
dthis has been a run away rotochock post. :h

What is wrong with my BAL X's?

Nothing at all.

Do you always use on both sides is the question ;)

I chock both sides, always..

schlep1967 wrote:
Rotochocks are fine if your trailer is designed where they can be used. Some have the axels very close together, others heve the axels too far apart.

That is why you have to measure the distance between your tires before you order. They are made in different sizes and they will send you the size you need. I only have 1.5" between my tires and I love them.

Dave H M wrote:
dthis has been a run away rotochock post. :h

What is wrong with my BAL X's?

They're not Rotochocks. I questioned it too until I bought them.

Both sides AND even if the site looks level. On a site once that Looked level and when I disconnected form TV it roll back about two feet.

I very seldom use chocks even though I have them with me. Trailer does not move backwards when I proper hook up. JME.

Those BAL single axle leveler jacks look a lot better than they actually work. We tried one on our Starcraft pop-up. It was unbelievably hard to raise the wheel with the included ratchet style wrench. I tried using a longer 1/2" drive ratchet and socket and finally just gave up on it as a bad idea.

They might work if you have a very, very small pop-up. But not with anything of any size. Looks good, works badly.

zigzagguzzi wrote:
What about with a single axle trailer? Jim

the famous and popular BAL levler jack for single axle trailers.

What about with a single axle trailer? Jim