Leveling blocks
Ok, newbie question. Since I am a newbie, it only seems right. 2x6 or 2x8? 3 or 4? I had a little time tonight so I did the setup for loading and driveway camping test run. I had 2x4's so she i...
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I cut out four 4x6x12, four 2x6x12, two chocks out of rough 6x6 redwood.
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Then I built this box. It fits under my tonneau cover on the pickup. There is just not enough room in my little 20fq for leveling blocks
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They all fit in just like this. The rope grabs are a nice feature so you can grab 4 or 5 at once to disburse them around the coach[img]
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Since I built this set up in 2016, I've not needed any other type leveling materials. I am pretty selective about my sites when boon docking though. I keep one set of Lego's just in case. The redwood is super light when it dries out. Durable enough since there are few if any knots.
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[/img]Then I built this box. It fits under my tonneau cover on the pickup. There is just not enough room in my little 20fq for leveling blocks
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[/img]They all fit in just like this. The rope grabs are a nice feature so you can grab 4 or 5 at once to disburse them around the coach[img]
[/img]Since I built this set up in 2016, I've not needed any other type leveling materials. I am pretty selective about my sites when boon docking though. I keep one set of Lego's just in case. The redwood is super light when it dries out. Durable enough since there are few if any knots.
