Do you chock only one side when using leveling blocks?
If I level my trailer using leveling blocks then I cannot chock that side. Do most only chock the other side? Or are there better alternatives to leveling and chocking?
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Back in my trailer days I chocked both sides with plastic wedges (Single axle)
When I got the Class A I kept the wedges
Till the person next to me forgot to remove his and ... Well part of one bounced off my rig.. I gave him my no longer used chocks.
With the MH, I use the drive shaft brake and make dang sure BOTH back wheels are on the ground (All 4 tires) or evenly supported on the leveler blocks (A set of stair steps I made
The leverls I made are 2 x width of tire tread.
1 foot
2 foot section
4 Foot base section
Lay them in front or in back of the tire and pull forward or back up till level
When I got the Class A I kept the wedges
Till the person next to me forgot to remove his and ... Well part of one bounced off my rig.. I gave him my no longer used chocks.
With the MH, I use the drive shaft brake and make dang sure BOTH back wheels are on the ground (All 4 tires) or evenly supported on the leveler blocks (A set of stair steps I made
The leverls I made are 2 x width of tire tread.
1 foot
2 foot section
4 Foot base section
Lay them in front or in back of the tire and pull forward or back up till level
