I've come across several landing gear levelers/pads. I'm not really sure which is best.Some look like legos but much larger and are made out of plastic. Some look like the plastic cutting boards you can get at WalMart for cutting veggies and meat. Then there are the ones that are black, made from ground up tires (I think) and have a yellow rope handle.The last one I listed is "suppose" to be the best. It is suppose to be sold exclusively at eBay but I do not know who makes it. Or, if in fact, it is the best out there.Does anyone have any ideas?Thanks.

I use pieces of composite deck planks, like Trek. 5/4 thick and will never rot.

Type in your search eng Utility Blocks-Campers FriendLooks like the best built and multi functional as wellwinner winner it smells like dinner well got to go :Bhope this helps.Not saying Norther tools N equipment still sells them BUT they did show up on their web site

. . .We have a GOOD size collection of 1/2 - 1 - 2 - 4 - 6" wood we use under the landing gear, or wheels to level or use as chocks; they come in REAL handy; best part - FREE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I gave my plastic******away. . .YMMV. . .We do a lot of boondocking and not always level parking. . .

I had the 12 x 12 yellow from CW, they sank in the ground and I had a heck of a time digging them out.Now I have 24 x 24 1" thick wood. I put screw in hooks on the sides and use my awning rod to set and retrive.I have a 40 foot class A= HEAVY Weight

We bought some from Summit Products at the RV show in Tampa this last winter. They are nice and guaranteed for life. Even though we have the Big Foot system, we always put pads under the leveling feet.

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mark5w
Explorer
Aug 01, 2013
I use pieces of composite deck planks, like Trek. 5/4 thick and will never rot.
Olde_Volks_Plac
Explorer
Aug 01, 2013
Type in your search eng Utility Blocks-Campers Friend
Looks like the best built and multi functional as well

winner winner it smells like dinner well got to go :B

hope this helps.

Not saying Norther tools N equipment still sells them BUT they did show up on their web site
_1Flyboy
Explorer
Aug 01, 2013
. . .We have a GOOD size collection of 1/2 - 1 - 2 - 4 - 6" wood we use under the landing gear, or wheels to level or use as chocks; they come in REAL handy; best part - FREE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I gave my plastic******away. . .YMMV. . .We do a lot of boondocking and not always level parking. . .
grandpalarry
Explorer
Aug 01, 2013
I had the 12 x 12 yellow from CW, they sank in the ground and I had a heck of a time digging them out.
Now I have 24 x 24 1" thick wood. I put screw in hooks on the sides and use my awning rod to set and retrive.
I have a 40 foot class A= HEAVY Weight
jnharley
Explorer
Aug 01, 2013
We bought some from Summit Products at the RV show in Tampa this last winter. They are nice and guaranteed for life. Even though we have the Big Foot system, we always put pads under the leveling feet.
beemerphile1
Explorer
Aug 01, 2013
I use scraps of plywood. They are free and if I drive off without them I won't be heartbroken.
JEBar
Explorer
Aug 01, 2013
we have been using 15" X 15" Bigfoot Ultra Outrigger Pads for over 2 years .... the only time we don't use them is when parked on concrete .... we have the Bigfoot auto leveling system on our camper so we use 4 of these pads .... side note : Bigfoot pads and Bigfoot leveling are two very different companies .... the pads come with a lifetime warranty

Jim
Peg_Leg
Explorer
Aug 01, 2013
A friend of mine uses disc bells. Must be the farmer in him. I keep telling him to weld up the hole and make it into a wok.
sljkansas
Explorer
Aug 01, 2013
PEG LEG, Have your buddy to add 3 legs to the disc to make a Dutch Oven stand. I have one and it works great.
Vulcaneer
Explorer
Aug 01, 2013
Treated 2x8x10 works for me.

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