Homemade chocks
I know in the past some of you have posted pictures of your homemade chocks. Basically where you've taken a 2x4 and cut it to the angle of the tire and have a rod down the center. Can you please...
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MNRon wrote:
Not sure how to post a picture, but I cut curved ends on 4x4's to match the wheels and then a 1" hole through the middle that I have a pipe clamp through (tow on each side, top/bottom). They have an easy screw handle, and after loosening a kick with my heal frees them. I have noticed I need to re-tighten a couple times if I put them on while the tires are hot.
It did reduce my stock of woodworking clamps by two, but still having >100 I'm OK. The two used on the trailer chocks are the two that are used the most often.
That's exactly what I'm looking to do with some pipe clamps. I currently use regular wheel clocks. Does anyone know if chocks such as those described here will help additionally with feeling movement in the coach? My kids have a tendency to toss and turn a lot, which we can feel while in bed... Thanks,
