Leveling with half of a Lynx block??
We use those Lynx blocks (they look like giant Legos) to level our trailer. Works well, does not slip, easy to store and to clean. But every so often, a stack two blocks high is not enough, while ...
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Stop adding the wood.
I've been rv'ing all over and show in a sport that is always on ground of all types including sand. I just use the blocks and if you drive 'slowly' up on them and 'on spot' they don't move. Run at them and they will move!
the picture I posted for an example was the honey comb type.
I immediately found out when crossing into Florida with all the sand that that type of blocks just shattered into pieces when used on ground.
I switched to the solid ones and no problem. Key is placing them pyramid style. Which gives you the gradual lift for the tire to climb up on. I also will scratch the ground if there is a lot of sand with a simple hand held garden tool with tines, then place the blocks in the indentation.
I've been rv'ing all over and show in a sport that is always on ground of all types including sand. I just use the blocks and if you drive 'slowly' up on them and 'on spot' they don't move. Run at them and they will move!
the picture I posted for an example was the honey comb type.
I immediately found out when crossing into Florida with all the sand that that type of blocks just shattered into pieces when used on ground.
I switched to the solid ones and no problem. Key is placing them pyramid style. Which gives you the gradual lift for the tire to climb up on. I also will scratch the ground if there is a lot of sand with a simple hand held garden tool with tines, then place the blocks in the indentation.
