Chock RV on snow/ice. NEED HELP!!!
Question: How do you get enough traction on ice or snow to chock the tires of a travel trailer on a slight slope? So, I just arrived at the parking lot of my nearby ski park. It was 8pm on arriva...
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Bolt a rubber mudflap to the boards so the tire is on the rubber before it pushes the board. But you might want to dig the snow/ice away from where the ramps sit. Heat from trailer might melt causing you to put extra force on stabilizers.
If my plastic ramps are on asphalt I unplug the trailer so less likely to slide when I touch brakes.
If my plastic ramps are on asphalt I unplug the trailer so less likely to slide when I touch brakes.
