Home made wheel chocks for spread axles???

Need-A-Vacation wrote:
Mbopp,

Which setup did you find worked better?

TY!
Chris

I use the long spreader-bar style on the side that's run up on the levelling blocks. The recycled scissors jack and blocks are used on the wheels that are directly on the ground.

I made mine using 4x4 wood material. Each is abt 8 inches long and one end is cut on a 45 degree angle, they are attached to each other by a short peice of nylon string. The pair is placed on the ground between the tires and gently snugged against the tire. THE WIFE does this. We have used for 3 years plus doing a lot, for us, traveling over 40 states, including Alaska and 35,000 miles.
Works like gang busters and CHEAP.
CCC

Mbopp,

Which setup did you find worked better?

TY!
Chris

Here's a pair I made:

By spread axle I'm assuming you mean dual axle. Here's a couple links:

http://home.roadrunner.com/~duncanshomepage/homemade_wheel_chocks.htm

http://www.rverscorner.com/chocks.html

When I made a set for our previous TT I used stainless steel hardware.