Had an oh **** moment!
does anybody have problems with the xchaulks loosening? We were stacked up pretty high with levelers and I went on the roof to get a foam piece I used on the top of the slide and the trailer proceede...
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3oaks wrote:downtheroad wrote:X2
Any "between the tires" chocks like x-chocks, Rotochocks, etc will loosen as the tires cool down and contract.
After setting them when you first park, it's a good idea go go back after the tires have cooled and then adjust them tighter.
I think Rotochocs are the best. The trailer tires would skid along rather than turn if you tried to pull the trailer without removing them.
Best chocks ever made, in my opinion. Unfortunately, the company went out of business a few years ago after the original owners passed on.
Have actually forgot to remove the X chocks before trying to pull away. NO they will NOT stop the tires from rolling. And yes they WILL damager the tire side wall if you run over them in the wrong way. After a new tire. I have learned the hard way, To take them out before pulling hooking up. Then remove the chocks
