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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Varmintmist wrote:Lol! Scottish background here too. But am an engineer and I love my gadgets & mods for the TT - trumps my heritage every time. :) However, DW is an accountant and loves cheap. We butt heads a lot on stuff for the TT. :(
and 45+- bucks for them offends my Scottish side and I dont see a compelling reason to spend the cash beyond weight.
We bought 3 sets of the yellow lego blocks 8 years ago. Have only broken a couple because of the stoney surface on a site. What I really like about them is they hardly take up any space in the pass-through and are very light. They also work great for leveling the BBQ or a picnic table and you can even make a step out of them when you're on a site with a lot of slope sideways and your bottom entry step is way off the ground.
As mentioned, also work for putting under stab. and tongue jacks. I have 3 short pieces of pressure treated 6x6 I use for the tongue jack because they're more stable and are also stored in the pass-through.
